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In this paper, a comprehensive study of n- and p-channel flash cells in terms of performance and reliability is presented. In particular, hot-carrier reliability issues such as disturbs and endurance in both n- and p-channel flash cells are also investigated. The most serious reliability issue in p-channel flash memory, drain disturb, can be overcome by using a DINOR structure. These results can be used as a guideline for designers. Although the n-channel flash cell exhibits higher electron mobilities, the p-channel flash cell is most advantageous with features such as high speed, better reliability, and low power. These properties meet scaling trends to make this cell a promising candidate for future flash memory applications.
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Chung, S. S., Liaw, S. T., Yih, C. M., Ho, Z. H., Lin, C. J., Kuo, D. S., & Liang, M. S. (2001). N-channel versus p-channel flash EEPROM-which one has better reliabilities. In IEEE International Reliability Physics Symposium Proceedings (Vol. 2001-January, pp. 67–72). Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. https://doi.org/10.1109/RELPHY.2001.922884
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