Semiconductor nonvolatile memory, method of data programming of

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular connection

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36518512, 36518525, 365204, G11C 1604

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060727217

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor nonvolatile memory device where the source line is selected and the channel portions of NAND strings adjacent in the row direction are charged up to the programming prohibit potential, the programming prohibit potential charged in the channel portion of the NAND strings is discharged to the bit lines according to the content of data to be programmed, and then the programming voltage is supplied to the selected word line and page programming is carried out together for memory transistors connected to the selected word lines. By this, the memory is suited for operation by a single power supply at a low voltage, enables easy layout of the data latch circuits for every bit line, and in addition performs a data programming operation with a good disturb tolerance.

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