Non-volatile memory devices and methods of programming the same
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsDong-kyo Shim, Sang-won Park, Su-chang Jeon
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AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsDong-kyo Shim, Sang-won Park, Su-chang Jeon
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Methods of programming a non-volatile memory device including N string selection lines, a word line, first and second bit line groups are provided. The method may include sequentially programming first memory cells that are connected to the word line and at least one bit line included in the first bit line group by sequentially selecting the N string selection lines in response to sequentially applied first to N-th addresses, and then sequentially programming second memory cells that are connected to the word line and at least one bit line included in the second bit line group by sequentially selecting one of the N string selection lines in response to sequentially applied N+1-th to 2N-th addresses.
A method of programming a three-dimensional (3D) non-volatile memory device including a first string selection line, a second string selection line, a third string selection line, a fourth string selection line, a plurality of word lines vertically stacked on a substrate, a first bit line group, a second bit line group, a third bit line group, and a fourth bit line group, the method comprising:
A method of programming a three-dimensional (3D) non-volatile memory device including a first string selection line, a second string selection line, a third string selection line, a fourth string selection line, a plurality of word lines vertically stacked on a substrate, a first bit line group, a second bit line group, a third bit line group, and a fourth bit line group, the method comprising:
A method of programming a three-dimensional (3D) non-volatile memory device including string selection lines, a plurality of word lines vertically stacked on a substrate, and bit line groups, the method comprising:
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