Semiconductor storage device
AssigneeToshiba Memory Corporation
InventorHiroshi Maejima
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AssigneeToshiba Memory Corporation
InventorHiroshi Maejima
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A semiconductor storage device includes first and second memory cell transistors at opposite sides of a first semiconductor body, third and fourth memory cell transistors at opposite sides of a second semiconductor body, a first word line connected to gates of the first and third memory cell transistors, a second word line connected to gates of the second and fourth memory cell transistors, and a controller. During a program operation on the third memory cell transistor, the controller determines a program voltage on the basis of a first number of loops determined during the write operation performed on the first memory cell transistor, and during a program operation on the fourth memory cell transistor, the controller determines a program voltage on the basis of a second number of loops determined during the write operation performed on the second memory cell transistor.
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A method of performing a write operation on a semiconductor storage device comprising a plurality of memory cell transistors above a semiconductor substrate, including first, second, third, and fourth memory cell transistors, wherein the first and second memory cell transistors are at opposite sides of a first semiconductor body in which channel regions of the first and second memory cell transistors are located, and third and fourth memory cell transistors are at opposite sides of a second semiconductor body in which channel regions of the third and fourth memory cell transistors are located, and a plurality of word lines including a first word line connected to gates of the first and third memory cell transistors, and a second word line connected to gates of the second and fourth memory cell transistors, said method comprising:
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