Program methods for split-gate memory

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular biasing

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C365S185230, C365S185330

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07495960

ABSTRACT:
An array of flash memory cells includes a first sector comprising a plurality of rows wherein each row is connected to a control-gate line, a first row comprising a first flash memory cell in the first sector, a first control-gate line connecting control-gates of flash memory cells in the first row, a second row in the first sector and comprising a second flash memory cell sharing a common source-line and a same bit-line with the first flash memory cell, a second control-gate line connecting control-gates of memory cells in the second row wherein the first and the second control-gate lines are disconnected from each other, a second sector comprising a plurality of rows wherein each row is connected to a control-gate line, and a positive high-voltage (HV) driver connected to the first control-gate line in the first sector and a control-gate line in the second sector.

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