Kioxia Corporation

Toshiba Memory Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Yuzuru Shibazaki

Junichi Sato

Noriyasu Kumazaki

Bushnaq Sanad

Akio Sugahara

Masashi Yamaoka

Norichika Asaoka

Takaya Handa

Kazuto Uehara

Yuri Terada

Ryosuke Isomura

Koki Ueno

Takeshi Nakano

Hiroki Date

Hideyuki Kataoka

Mayumi Yamamoto

A memory device includes a memory cell array, a voltage generation circuit generating one or more voltages supplied to the memory cell array, an input/output circuit receiving an address indicating a region in the memory cell array, and a control circuit controlling operations of the memory cell array. The control circuit supplies a non-selection voltage of the voltages before a ready/busy signal changes from a ready state to a busy state.

Memory device which generates operation voltages in parallel with reception of an address

A semiconductor storage device in an embodiment includes a plurality of planes each including a memory cell array, a voltage generation circuit configured to apply a first intermediate voltage to an adjacent word line adjacent to a selected word line in a former half of a program period and apply a second intermediate voltage higher than the first intermediate voltage to the adjacent word line in a latter half of the program period, a discharge circuit configured to feed a discharge current from the selected word line in a period corresponding to a period in which the second intermediate voltage is applied to the adjacent word line, and a control circuit configured to set a discharge characteristic of the discharge circuit according to a number of the planes.

Semiconductor storage device including a voltage generator for applying first and second intermediate voltages to an adjacent word line in a program operation

A memory device includes a memory cell array, a voltage generation circuit generating one or more voltages supplied to the memory cell array, an input/output circuit receiving an address indicating a region in the memory cell array and a control circuit controlling operations of the memory cell array. The voltage generation circuit generates the voltages before a ready/busy signal changing from a ready state to a busy state.

ABSTRACT A semiconductor memory device provides a first memory cell array including a plurality of first memory blocks, a second memory cell array comprising a plurality of second memory blocks, and a voltage supply line electrically connected to the plurality of first memory blocks and the plurality of second memory blocks. Moreover, this semiconductor memory device is configured to execute a write operation. At a first timing of this write operation, the voltage supply line is not electrically continuous with the first and second memory blocks. Moreover, a voltage of the voltage supply line at the first timing in the case of the write operation being executed on the first and second memory blocks is larger than a voltage of the voltage supply line at the first timing in the case of the write operation being executed on the first memory block.

Semiconductor memory device that provides a memory die

A method of controlling a memory device includes receiving an address indicating a region in a memory cell array and generating one or more voltages supplied to the memory cell array in parallel with receiving the address.

According one embodiment, a memory device includes: a memory cell array; a voltage generation circuit generating one or more voltages supplied to the memory cell array; an input/output circuit receiving an address indicating a region in the memory cell array; and a control circuit controlling operations of the memory cell array. The voltage generation circuit generates the voltages during reception of the address.

According to one embodiment, a semiconductor memory device includes: a memory cell array including a first memory cell, a first word line, a first circuit coupled to the first word line, a first driver used for a write operation and a read operation, a second driver used for an erase operation, and a voltage generator. The first circuit includes: a second circuit capable of electrically coupling the first word line and a first interconnect; a third circuit capable of electrically coupling the first interconnect and a second interconnect; a fourth circuit capable of electrically coupling the second interconnect and the first driver in the write and read operations; and a fifth circuit capable of electrically coupling the second interconnect and the second driver in the erase operation.

Semiconductor memory device

A nonvolatile semiconductor memory device including: a memory cell array including NAND strings; a plurality of word lines; a plurality of bit lines; a source line; and a control circuit configured to execute a write operation. The control circuit is configured to, when charging an unselected memory string prior to the write operation, execute both first and second charging operations, the first charging operation applying to the bit line connected to the unselected memory string a first voltage and rendering conductive a first select transistor to charge the unselected memory string, and the second charging operation applying to the source line connected to the unselected memory string a second voltage and rendering conductive a second select transistor to charge the unselected memory string, the first and second charging operations being executed at different timings.

Nonvolatile semiconductor memory device

According to the embodiments, a semiconductor memory device includes serially-connected cell transistors includes respective gate electrodes coupled to respective word lines, a first driver and a second driver which drive the word lines, and a connection module. The connection module electrically couples the first driver commonly to a first subset of the word lines, and electrically couples the second driver commonly to a second subset of the word lines different from the first subset of the word lines. The first and second subsets of the word lines include the same number of word lines.

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Fujisawa Kanagawa, Japan

Yuzuru Shibazaki