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Uma nova técnica de operação de baixa tensão de comutação de alta tensão, que é capaz de reduzir a corrente de fuga em uma ordem de três em comparação com circuitos convencionais, foi desenvolvida para memória flash NAND móvel de baixa tensão abaixo de 1.8 V. Além disso, usando a chave de alta tensão proposta, o dimensionamento do tamanho do chip pode ser realizado devido à redução do espaço mínimo necessário entre os N poços de blocos selecionados e não selecionados para isolamento. O esquema proposto é essencial para obter memória Flash NAND de operação com baixo consumo de energia, especialmente para eletrônicos móveis.
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Myounggon KANG, Ki-Tae PARK, Youngsun SONG, Sungsoo LEE, Yunheub SONG, Young-Ho LIM, "A Low Power and Area Scalable High Voltage Switch Technique for Low Operation Voltage in MLC NAND Flash Memory" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E93-C, no. 2, pp. 182-186, February 2010, doi: 10.1587/transele.E93.C.182.
Abstract: A new low voltage operation of high voltage switching technique, which is capable of reducing leakage current by an order of three compared to conventional circuits, has been developed for sub-1.8 V low voltage mobile NAND flash memory. In addition, by using the proposed high voltage switch, chip size scaling can be realized due to reduced a minimum required space between the N-wells of selected and unselected blocks for isolation. The proposed scheme is essential to achieve low power operation NAND Flash memory, especially for mobile electronics.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/transele.E93.C.182/_p
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