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IEEE Journal of Solid-state Circuits | 2008

A 90 nm 1.8 V 512 Mb Diode-Switch PRAM With 266 MB/s Read Throughput

Kwang-Jin Lee; Beak-Hyung Cho; Woo-Yeong Cho; Sang-beom Kang; Byung-Gil Choi; Hyung-Rok Oh; Chang-Soo Lee; Hye-jin Kim; Joon-Min Park; Qi Wang; Mu-Hui Park; Yu-Hwan Ro; Joon-Yong Choi; Ki-Sung Kim; Young-Ran Kim; In-Cheol Shin; Ki-won Lim; Ho-keun Cho; Chang-han Choi; Won-ryul Chung; Du-Eung Kim; Yong-Jin Yoon; Kwang-Suk Yu; G.T. Jeong; Hong-Sik Jeong; Choong-keun Kwak; Chang-Hyun Kim; Kinam Kim

A 512 Mb diode-switch PRAM has been developed in a 90 nm CMOS technology. The vertical diode-switch using the SEG technology has achieved minimum cell size and disturbance-free core operation. A core configuration, read/write circuit techniques, and a charge-pump system for the diode-switch PRAM are proposed. The 512 Mb PRAM has achieved read throughput of 266 MB/s through the proposed schemes. The write throughput was 0.54 MB/s in internal x2 write mode, and increased to 4.64 MB/s with x16 accelerated write mode at 1.8 V supply.


international solid-state circuits conference | 2007

A 90nm 1.8V 512Mb Diode-Switch PRAM with 266MB/s Read Throughput

Kwang-Jin Lee; Beak-Hyung Cho; Woo-Yeong Cho; Sang-beom Kang; Byung-Gil Choi; Hyung-Rok Oh; Chang-Soo Lee; Hye-jin Kim; Joon-Min Park; Qi Wang; Mu-Hui Park; Yu-Hwan Ro; Joon-Yong Choi; Ki-Sung Kim; Young-Ran Kim; In-Cheol Shin; Ki-won Lim; Ho-keun Cho; Chang-han Choi; Won-ryul Chung; Du-Eung Kim; Kwang-Suk Yu; G.T. Jeong; Hong-Sik Jeong; Choong-keun Kwak; Chang-Hyun Kim; Kinam Kim

A 512Mb diode-switch PRAM is developed in a 90nm CMOS technology. A core configuration, read/write circuit techniques, and a charge-pump system for the diode-switch PRAM are described. Through these schemes, the PRAM achieves read throughput of 266MB/S and maximum write throughput of 4.64MB/S with a 1.8V supply.


international solid state circuits conference | 2007

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Sang-beom Kang; Woo Yeong Cho; Beak-Hyung Cho; Kwang-Jin Lee; Chang-Soo Lee; Hyung-Rok Oh; Byung-Gil Choi; Qi Wang; Hye-jin Kim; Mu-Hui Park; Yu Hwan Ro; Suyeon Kim; Choong-Duk Ha; Ki-Sung Kim; Young-Ran Kim; Du-Eung Kim; Choong-keun Kwak; Hyun-Geun Byun; G.T. Jeong; Hong-Sik Jeong; Kinam Kim; YunSueng Shin

A 256-Mb phase-change random access memory has been developed, featuring 66-MHz synchronous burst-read operation. Using a charge pump system, write performance was characterized at a low supply voltage of 1.8 V. Measured initial read access time and burst-read access time are 62 and 10 ns, respectively. The write throughput was 0.5 MB/s with internal times2 write and can be increased to ~2.67 MB/s with times16 write. Endurance and retention characteristics are measured to be 107 cycles and ten years at 99 degC


international solid-state circuits conference | 2004

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Woo Yeong Cho; Beak-Hyung Cho; Byung-Gil Choi; Hyung-Rok Oh; Sang-beom Kang; Ki-Sung Kim; Kyung-Hee Kim; Du-Eung Kim; Choong-keun Kwak; Hyun-Geun Byun; Young-Nam Hwang; Soon-Hong Ahn; Gwan-Hyeob Koh; G.T. Jeong; Hong-Sik Jeong; Kinam Kim

A non-volatile 64 Mb phase-transition RAM is developed by fully integrating a chalcogenide alloy GST (Ge/sub 2/Sb/sub 2/Te/sub 5/) into 0.18 /spl mu/m CMOS technology. This alloy is programmed by resistive heating. To optimize SET/RESET distribution, a 512 kb sub-core architecture, featuring meshed ground line, is proposed. Random read access and write access for SET/RESET are 60 ns, 120 ns and 50 ns, respectively, at 3.0 and 30/spl deg/C.


international solid-state circuits conference | 2005

1.8-V 256-Mb Phase-Change Random Access Memory (PRAM) With 66-MHz Synchronous Burst-Read Operation

Hyung-Rok Oh; Beak-Hyung Cho; Woo Yeong Cho; Sang-beom Kang; Byung-Gil Choi; Hye-jin Kim; Ki-Sung Kim; Du-Eung Kim; Choong-keun Kwak; Hyun-Geun Byun; G.T. Jeong; Hong-Sik Jeong; Kinam Kim

A 1.8 V 64 Mb phase-change RAM with improved write performance is fabricated in a 0.12 /spl mu/m CMOS technology. The improvement of RESET and SET distributions is based on cell current regulation and multiple step-down pulse generators. The read access time and SET-write time are 68 ns and 180 ns respectively.


Archive | 2005

A 0.18 /spl mu/m 3.0 V 64 Mb non-volatile phase-transition random-access memory (PRAM)

Hyung-Rok Oh; Baek-Hyung Cho; Choong-keun Kwak


Archive | 2013

Enhanced write performance of a 64 Mb phase-change random access memory

Yu-Hwan Ro; Byung-Gil Choi; Woo-Yeong Cho; Hyung-Rok Oh


Archive | 2005

Semiconductor memory device capable of compensating for leakage current

Hyung-Rok Oh; Woo-Yeong Cho; Choong-keun Kwak


Archive | 2004

Variable resistance memory device and method of manufacturing the same

Beak-Hyung Cho; Woo-Yeong Cho; Hyung-Rok Oh


Archive | 2006

Data read circuit for use in a semiconductor memory and a method therefor

Beak-Hyung Cho; Du-Eung Kim; Choong-keun Kwak; Hyung-Rok Oh; Woo-Yeong Cho

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