H. Lue, Szu-Yu Wang, E. Lai, Y. Shih, S. Lai, Ling-Wu Yang, Kuang-Chao Chen, J. Ku, K. Hsieh, Rich Liu, Chih-Yuan Lu
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BE-SONOS: A bandgap engineered SONOS with excellent performance and reliability
A bandgap engineered SONOS with greatly improved reliability properties is proposed. This concept is demonstrated by a multilayer structure of O1/N1/O2/N2/O3, where the ultra-thin "O1/N1/O2" serves as a non-trapping tunneling dielectric, N2 the high-trapping-rate charge storage layer, and O3 the blocking oxide. The ultra-thin "O1/N1/O2" provides a "modulated tunneling barrier" - it suppresses direct tunneling at low electric field during retention, while it allows efficient hole tunneling erase at high electric field due to the band offset. Therefore, this BE-SONOS offers fast hole tunneling erase, while it is immune to the retention problem of the conventional SONOS. With a N+-poly gate, we achieve self-convergent erased Vt ~3 V, suitable for NOR flash application. On the other hand, by using a P+-poly gate, a depletion mode device (Vt < 0) is obtained, and a very large memory window (> 6 V) is achieved, ideal for MLC-NAND application. Excellent performance and reliability for both applications are demonstrated. Furthermore, with this simple structure and no new materials BE-SONOS is readily manufacturable