NROM memory cells are proposed as one of the most promising non-volatile memories. Issues on scaling and endurance have risen due to the presence of both electrons and holes for the control of their relative position and spread in the charge trapping material. In this paper, we present a new characterization tool able to sense charge distribution features in different program/erase conditions that can be efficiently used for program/erase bias optimization and reliability predictions. This new tool exploits temperature effects on ID-VGS current measurements.

Temperature Monitor: a New Tool to Profile Charge Distribution in NROM Memory Devices

PADOVANI, Andrea;
2006

Abstract

NROM memory cells are proposed as one of the most promising non-volatile memories. Issues on scaling and endurance have risen due to the presence of both electrons and holes for the control of their relative position and spread in the charge trapping material. In this paper, we present a new characterization tool able to sense charge distribution features in different program/erase conditions that can be efficiently used for program/erase bias optimization and reliability predictions. This new tool exploits temperature effects on ID-VGS current measurements.
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