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13.4 A 512Gb 3-bit/Cell 3D 6th-Generation V-NAND Flash Memory with 82MB/s Write Throughput and 1.2Gb/s Interface

Authors :
Dongku Kang
Minsu Kim
Su Chang Jeon
Wontaeck Jung
Jooyong Park
Gyosoo Choo
Dong-kyo Shim
Anil Kavala
Seung-Bum Kim
Kyung-Min Kang
Jiyoung Lee
Kuihan Ko
Hyun-Wook Park
Byung-Jun Min
Changyeon Yu
Sewon Yun
Nahyun Kim
Yeonwook Jung
Sungwhan Seo
Sunghoon Kim
Moo Kyung Lee
Joo-Yong Park
James C. Kim
Young San Cha
Kwangwon Kim
Youngmin Jo
Hyunjin Kim
Youngdon Choi
Jindo Byun
Ji-hyun Park
Kiwon Kim
Tae-Hong Kwon
Youngsun Min
Chiweon Yoon
Youngcho Kim
Dong-Hun Kwak
Eungsuk Lee
Wook-ghee Hahn
Ki-sung Kim
Kyungmin Kim
Euisang Yoon
Won-Tae Kim
Inryoul Lee
Seung hyun Moon
Jeongdon Ihm
Dae Seok Byeon
Ki-Whan Song
Sangjoon Hwang
Kye Hyun Kyung
Source :
ISSCC
Publication Year :
2019
Publisher :
IEEE, 2019.

Abstract

Data storage is one of the hottest discussion topics in today’s connected world. The amount of data growth is expected to be exponential, while budget and space remain constricted. Since the transformation of storage device from planar NAND to 3D V-NAND [1], the areal density of semiconductor storage devices has continuously evolved and has surpassed the density of magnetic hard drives. By providing the largest storage capacity in the smallest footprint, 3D V-NAND has been leading the data center revolution in recent years. However, 3D-technology scaling faces several technical challenges [2]. (1) As the number of WL stacks increases the channel-hole etch process becomes a limit, since the total WL-mold height increases. (2) Interference between cells increases since the distance between WLs becomes smaller. (3) Faster data transfer speeds are required to support higher IO bandwidth.

Details

Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
2019 IEEE International Solid- State Circuits Conference - (ISSCC)
Accession number :
edsair.doi...........6b04c30039dcb4cf878ce6ca3d1d7c71
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1109/isscc.2019.8662493