Nonvolatile ferroelectric memory
AssigneeHyundai Electronics Industries Co., Ltd.
InventorHee Bok Kang
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AssigneeHyundai Electronics Industries Co., Ltd.
InventorHee Bok Kang
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Nonvolatile ferroelectric memory stabilizes a reference level for obtaining a fast response speed and a reference level free from a noise. The nonvolatile memory device can include a cell array unit having at least one reference bitline, a plurality of main bitlines on one side of the reference bitline, and a plurality of pairs of first and second split wordlines in a direction crossing the bitlines. An equalizing unit equalizes adjacent bitlines inclusive of a reference bitline, among the main bitlines, and a precharge level adjustor adjusts a precharge level of the bitline in response to a combination of a first precharge control signal and a second precharge control signal. A sense amplifier unit is for sensing a signal on the main bitline, and a reference level generating unit is for receiving the reference bitline signal, and forwarding the reference bitline signal as a reference voltage for the sense amplifiers.
A nonvolatile ferroelectric memory, comprising:
A nonvolatile ferroelectric memory comprising:
A memory device having a cell array with at least one reference bitline and a plurality of main bitlines that extend along a first direction, and a plurality of wordlines that extend along a second direction to cross the bitlines, a decoder coupled to the bitlines, a driving circuit coupled to the wordlines, and a sense amplifier that senses signals on the main bitlines, the improvement comprising:
A memory device having a cell array with at least one reference bitline and a plurality of main bitlines that extend along a first direction, and a plurality of wordlines that extend along a second direction to cross the bitlines, a decoder coupled to the bitlines, a driving circuit coupled to the wordlines, and a sense amplifier that senses signals on the main bitlines, the improvement comprising:
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