Analytical Percolation Model for Predicting Anomalous Charge Loss in Flash Memories

R. Degraeve(IMEC), G. Tempel(Infineon Technologies (Germany)), D. Wellekens(IMEC), G. Groeseneken(KU Leuven), Paul Hendrickx(IMEC), F. Schuler(Infineon Technologies (Germany)), B. Kaczer(IMEC), J. VanHoudt(IMEC), M. vanDuuren(Philips (Belgium)), G. J. M. Dormans(Philips (Netherlands)), M. Lorenzini(IMEC), L. Haspeslagh(IMEC)
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices
August 23, 2004
10.1109/ted.2004.833583
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