Nonvolatile memory devices for reducing degradation due to difference of threshold voltage distributions between outer cells and inner cells
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device includes a memory cell array and a control circuit. The memory cell array includes a plurality of word-lines, a plurality of memory cells provided in a plurality of channel holes and a word-line cut region extending in a first horizontal direction and dividing the word-lines into a plurality of memory blocks. A plurality of target memory cells coupled to each of the plurality of word-lines are grouped into outer cells and inner cells based on a location index of each of the plurality of memory cells. The control circuit controls a program operation on target memory cells coupled to a target word-line of the plurality of word-lines such that each of the outer cells stores a first number of bits and each of the inner cells stores a second number of bits. The second number is a natural number greater than the first number.
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