Abstract: Provided is a bioresorbable stent including a stent substrate including a bioresorbable polymer and a contrast medium containing an iodine component, coated on the stent substrate. Since the stent according to the present invention is absorbed in and removed from the human body after a predetermined time, it has excellent biodegradability since it has improved radiopacity by iodine contrast medium coating, it has a high radiography contrast and is very efficient even when a procedure is performed with real time radiography, and since it has low foreshortening and high flexibility, radial force, and re-coil, it may be useful for insertion into a blood vessel having a small diameter, an acute occlusive lesion, an imminent occlusive lesion, and the like.

Abstract: Disclosed is a nonvolatile memory device, which includes a memory cell array that includes a plurality of memory cells, a page buffer circuit that is connected with the memory cell array through a plurality of bit lines and performs a sensing operation of sensing memory cells selected from the plurality of memory cells through the plurality of bit lines during a sensing time, an input/output circuit that performs a data output operation of outputting data from the page buffer circuit to an external device through data lines, and a sensing time control circuit that adjusts the sensing time when the data output operation is performed during the sensing time.

Abstract: Disclosed is a nonvolatile memory device, which includes a memory cell array that includes a plurality of memory cells, a page buffer circuit that is connected with the memory cell array through a plurality of bit lines and performs a sensing operation of sensing memory cells selected from the plurality of memory cells through the plurality of bit lines during a sensing time, an input/output circuit that performs a data output operation of outputting data from the page buffer circuit to an external device through data lines, and a sensing time control circuit that adjusts the sensing time when the data output operation is performed during the sensing time.

Abstract: A method for initializing a channel in a non-volatile memory device comprising a memory block including a plurality of word lines and a plurality of string selection lines, includes applying a voltage to the plurality of string selection lines; converting a bit line passing through the block into a floating state; and a releasing the floating state of the bit line.

Abstract: A method for initializing a channel in a non-volatile memory device comprising a memory block including a plurality of word lines and a plurality of string selection lines, includes applying a voltage to the plurality of string selection lines; converting a bit line passing through the block into a floating state; and a releasing the floating state of the bit line.

Abstract: A method of programming selected memory cells to a plurality of target states comprises applying a first verification voltage to the selected memory cells to perform a verification read operation on memory cells programmed to at least one target state, applying a program voltage to the selected memory cells, and applying a second verification voltage lower than the first verification voltage to the selected memory cells to perform a verification read operation on memory cells programmed to the at least one target state, wherein the second verification voltage is provided in a specified program loop and subsequent program loops. The second verification voltage is set such that a number of slow bits in the at least one target state is different from the number of slow bits in another target state.

Abstract: A method of programming selected memory cells to a plurality of target states comprises applying a first verification voltage to the selected memory cells to perform a verification read operation on memory cells programmed to at least one target state, applying a program voltage to the selected memory cells, and applying a second verification voltage lower than the first verification voltage to the selected memory cells to perform a verification read operation on memory cells programmed to the at least one target state, wherein the second verification voltage is provided in a specified program loop and subsequent program loops. The second verification voltage is set such that a number of slow bits in the at least one target state is different from the number of slow bits in another target state.