Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device includes a voltage generator that sequentially provides a first setup voltage and second setup voltage to a word line of a memory cell array, and control logic including a time control unit that determines a word line setup time for the word line in relation to the second setup voltage based on a difference between the first and second setup voltages.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device includes a voltage generator that sequentially provides a first setup voltage and second setup voltage to a word line of a memory cell array, and control logic including a time control unit that determines a word line setup time for the word line in relation to the second setup voltage based on a difference between the first and second setup voltages.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device includes a voltage generator that sequentially provides a first setup voltage and second setup voltage to a word line of a memory cell array, and control logic including a time control unit that determines a word line setup time for the word line in relation to the second setup voltage based on a difference between the first and second setup voltages.
Abstract:
A method of programming data in a nonvolatile memory via a first memory cell group and a second memory cell group in a page of memory cells includes; executing a first program operation that programs the first memory cell group with a first program voltage that is stepwise adjusted by a first increment over successive programming loop iterations, and thereafter executing a second program operation that programs the second memory cell with a second program voltage that is stepwise adjusted by a second increment over successive programming loop iterations, wherein the first program voltage is different from the second program voltage.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device includes a cell array including a plurality of cell strings extending on a substrate in a vertical direction, a page buffer connected to a plurality of bit lines and configured to store sensing data of the cell array in a sensing operation, a voltage generator configured to provide voltages to a plurality of word lines and the plurality of bit lines, and an input/output buffer configured to temporarily store the sensing data received in a data dump from the page buffer and to output the temporarily stored data to an external device. The nonvolatile memory device further includes control logic configured to set a status of the nonvolatile memory device to a ready state after the sensing data is dumped to the input/output buffer and before recovery of the cell array from a bias voltage of the sensing operation is complete.