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NAND Flash memory Samsung Electronics, co., Ltd Flash design team 2010. 05. 07. Kihwan Choi - 1/48 - ELECTRONICS. Contents Introduction Flash memory 101. Basic operations Current issues & approach In the near future - 2/48 - ELECTRONICS. NAND Flash Application SSD. DMB phone Portable E-Book PMP Internet DVD player Telematics Mobile Digital TV. MP3 Digital 100GB. DSC Camcorder Game PDA Mobile & Consumer 20GB Oriented --Smart Smart phone 1GB. --MP3. MP3 Player 4GB. Compute --UFD. UFD 2GB. r --DSC. DSC 2GB. 2010. Serve --GAME. GAME 1GB 2007. r 2006 --Note Note book 2GB. 1GB --Camcorder Camcorder 8GB. ~1999 2002 --Smart Smart phone 32MB. --MP3. MP3 Player 128MB. --UFD. UFD 256MB. PC Oriented --DSC. DSC 128MB. --Note Note book 512MB. - 3/48 - ELECTRONICS. Flash memory in Wikipedia Flash memory is a non-volatile computer storage technology that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed.

Self boosting Vcc - 28/48 - ELECTRONICS Self boosting SSL WL31 WL30 WL29 WL28 GSL WL0 WL1 Vcc 10V 10V 20V 10V 0V 10V 10V Inhibit BL : Vcc Vpgm Vpass Inhibit channel is boosted !!! Program channel Bias sequence for self boosting Channel potential strongly depends on the cell states in a string - 29/48 - ELECTRONICS Vpass window SSL

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