Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Yonsei University

Ji-Suk Kim

Bongsoon Lim

Jung-Yun Yun

Sang-Won Park

Seong-Ook Jung

Yo-Han Lee

Jun-Young Ko

Jin-Young Chun

Jung-Ho Song

Chang-Yeon Yu

Se-heon Baek

Ji-su Kim

Il Han Park

Il-Han Park

Sang-Soo Park

Ilhan Park

Sang-Yong Yoon

Yang-Lo Ahn

Sang-In Park

Doo-Ho Cho

Sung-Woon Choi

Ki Ho Chung

Gyu-Seon Rhim

A storage device includes a nonvolatile memory device and a controller. The controller provides the nonvolatile memory device with first data, an address, and a program start command and provides the nonvolatile memory device with second data after the program start command is provided the nonvolatile memory device. The nonvolatile memory device is configured to initiate a program operation, which is based on the first data, in response to the program start command and to continue to perform, based on the first data and the second data, the program operation when the second data is provided to the nonvolatile memory device. The nonvolatile memory device is configured to perform a program and a verification read of a first program loop based on the first data, the verification read of the first program loop being performed using one verification voltage.

Nonvolatile memory device and storage device including nonvolatile memory device

A method for controlling error check and correction (ECC) of a non-volatile memory device includes storing write data in a plurality of storing regions. The write data may be generated by performing ECC encoding. Individual ECC decoding may be performed based on each of a plurality of read data read out from the storing regions. Logic operation data may be provided by performing a logic operation of the read data when the individual ECC decoding fails with respect to all of the read data. Combined ECC decoding may be performed based on the logic operation data.

Method of controlling error check and correction (ECC) of non-volatile memory device and memory system performing the same

A storage device includes a nonvolatile memory device and a controller configured to send first data, an address, and a first command to the nonvolatile memory device. The controller also sends at least one data to the nonvolatile memory device after sending the first command. The nonvolatile memory device is configured to initiate a program operation, which is based on the first data, in response to the first command. When receiving the at least one data from the controller, the nonvolatile memory device is configured to continue to perform the program operation based on the first data and the at least one data.

A programming method of a non-volatile memory device including a plurality of memory cells arranged in a plurality of cell strings includes sequentially applying a first pass voltage to unselected word lines of word lines connected to the plurality of memory cells during a first interval and a second pass voltage higher than the first pass voltage to the unselected word lines during a second interval; and applying a discharge voltage lower than a program voltage to a selected word line of the word lines connected to the plurality of memory cells after applying the program voltage to the selected word line in the first interval, and applying the program voltage to the selected word line during the second interval.

Non-volatile memory device and programming method thereof

A data read operation method of a memory device includes applying a read voltage having a first preparation level and a first target level to a word line of a selected cell in the memory device to read a program state of the selected cell, applying a first read pass voltage having a second preparation level and a second target level to at least one word line of first non-selected cells not adjacent to the selected cell and in the same string as the selected cell, and applying a second read pass voltage having a third target level to a word line of at least one second non-selected cell adjacent to the selected cell.

Memory device, memory system, and read/verify operation method of the memory device

A program verification method is for a nonvolatile memory device which programs a plurality of memory cells. The program verification method includes applying a plurality of verification voltages, and determining whether programming of memory cells, having different target threshold voltage distributions, from among the plurality of memory cells is completed based on one of the plurality of verification voltages.

Nonvolatile memory devices and program verification methods using one verification voltage to verify memory cells having different target states

A method of programming a nonvolatile memory device is provided which includes applying a program voltage to selected ones of a plurality of memory cells; applying a selected one of a plurality of verification voltages after pre-charging bit lines connected to memory cells to which the program voltage is applied; sensing the memory cells to which the selected verification voltage is applied; selecting memory cells programmed to a target state referring to the sensing result and target state data; and determining whether programming of the selected memory cells is passed or failed.

Nonvolatile memory device and operating method thereof

A method of programming selected memory cells to a plurality of target states comprises applying a first verification voltage to the selected memory cells to perform a verification read operation on memory cells programmed to at least one target state, applying a program voltage to the selected memory cells, and applying a second verification voltage lower than the first verification voltage to the selected memory cells to perform a verification read operation on memory cells programmed to the at least one target state, wherein the second verification voltage is provided in a specified program loop and subsequent program loops. The second verification voltage is set such that a number of slow bits in the at least one target state is different from the number of slow bits in another target state.

Nonvolatile memory device and related method of operation

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