A BN‐Doped U‐Shaped Heteroacene as a Molecular Floating Gate for Ambipolar Charge Trapping Memory

Isolated nanographene crystals for nano-floating gate in charge trapping memory

Graphene exhibits unique electronic properties, and its low dimensionality, structural robustness, and high work-function make it very promising as the charge storage media for memory applications. Along with the development of miniaturized and scaled up devices, nanostructured graphene emerges as an ideal material candidate. Here we proposed a novel non-volatile charge trapping memory utilizin...

Floating Gate Charge-Sharing: a Novel Circuit for Analog Trimming

A floating gate charge-sharing circuit that can be electrically programmed for precise positive and negative voltage changes, and can be implemented in a standard CMOS VLSI process is presented. With the advantage of its longterm charge-retention, the floating gate charge-sharing circuit is suitable for providing a compact, non-volatile and high-precision analog trimming method to trim the offs...

Nonvolatile multilevel data storage memory device from controlled ambipolar charge trapping mechanism

The capability of storing multi-bit information is one of the most important challenges in memory technologies. An ambipolar polymer which intrinsically has the ability to transport electrons and holes as a semiconducting layer provides an opportunity for the charge trapping layer to trap both electrons and holes efficiently. Here, we achieved large memory window and distinct multilevel data st...

A Study On The Nanocrystal Floating-gate Nonvolatile Memory

Radiation Effects on Floating-Gate Memory Cells

We have addressed the problem of threshold voltage ( TH) variation in flash memory cells after heavy-ion irradiation by using specially designed array structures and test instruments. After irradiation, low TH tails appear in TH distributions, growing with ion linear energy transfer (LET) and fluence. In particular, high LET ions, such as iodine used in this paper, can produce a bit flip. Since...