Abstract: A battery module having a cell-unit monitoring structure is provided. The battery module includes a battery cell stack formed by stacking a plurality of pouch-type battery cells, a case configured to cover the battery cell stack through an assembly structure of a plurality of plates, and a sensing block including an interface module configured to measure a sensing signal by electrically connecting the individual cell pouch and battery cell electrode tabs exposed through the front side and the rear side of the case for inspection of an insulation resistance state of an individual cell pouch.

Abstract: An apparatus for evaluating insulation of the secondary battery is configured to apply alternating current (AC) voltage to a cell of the secondary battery and to determine whether the corresponding cell is insulated through impedance acquired based on output signals in response to the applied AC voltage.

Abstract: An apparatus for detecting abnormality in a battery, includes: a voltage sensor configured to detect voltages of a plurality of battery cells in a battery; and a controller configured to receive the voltages detected by the voltage sensor and to determine whether the battery cells are abnormal on the basis of voltage changes with respect to charge amounts of the plurality of battery cells during charging of the battery.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a battery management apparatus, a vehicle system including the same, and a battery management method. An exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure provides a battery management apparatus including: a processor configured to create a profile depending on a voltage of a battery cell when charging a battery, to determine uniformity of the battery cell based on the profile, and to perform battery management and control by using the uniformity; and a storage configured to store a profile for each battery cell, and an algorithm and data driven by the processor.

Abstract: An apparatus for detecting abnormality in a battery, includes: a voltage sensor configured to detect voltages of a plurality of battery cells in a battery; and a controller configured to receive the voltages detected by the voltage sensor and to determine whether the battery cells are abnormal on the basis of voltage changes with respect to charge amounts of the plurality of battery cells during charging of the battery.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes transistors with a vertical gate electrode. In a transistor structure, a semiconductor pattern has first and second sides facing in a transverse direction, and third and fourth sides facing in a longitudinal direction. Gate patterns are disposed adjacent to the first and second sides of the semiconductor pattern. Impurity patterns directly contact the third and fourth sides of the semiconductor pattern. A gate insulating pattern is interposed between the gate patterns and the semiconductor pattern.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory device includes a floating gate formed on a substrate with a gate insulation layer interposed therebetween, a tunnel insulation layer formed on the floating gate, a select gate electrode inducing charge introduction through the gate insulation layer, and a control gate electrode inducing charge tunneling occurring through the tunnel insulation layer. The select gate electrode is insulated from the control gate electrode. According to the non-volatile memory device, a select gate electrode and a control gate electrode are formed on a floating gate, and thus a voltage is applied to the respective gate electrodes to write and erase data.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes transistors with a vertical gate electrode. In a transistor structure, a semiconductor pattern has first and second sides facing in a transverse direction, and third and fourth sides facing in a longitudinal direction. Gate patterns are disposed adjacent to the first and second sides of the semiconductor pattern. Impurity patterns directly contact the third and fourth sides of the semiconductor pattern. A gate insulating pattern is interposed between the gate patterns and the semiconductor pattern.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes transistors with a vertical gate electrode. In a transistor structure, a semiconductor pattern has first and second sides facing in a transverse direction, and third and fourth sides facing in a longitudinal direction. Gate patterns are disposed adjacent to the first and second sides of the semiconductor pattern. Impurity patterns directly contact the third and fourth sides of the semiconductor pattern. A gate insulating pattern is interposed between the gate patterns and the semiconductor pattern.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory device includes a floating gate formed on a substrate with a gate insulation layer interposed therebetween, a tunnel insulation layer formed on the floating gate, a select gate electrode inducing charge introduction through the gate insulation layer, and a control gate electrode inducing charge tunneling occurring through the tunnel insulation layer. The select gate electrode is insulated from the control gate electrode. According to the non-volatile memory device, a select gate electrode and a control gate electrode are formed on a floating gate, and thus a voltage is applied to the respective gate electrodes to write and erase data.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory device includes a floating gate formed on a substrate with a gate insulation layer interposed therebetween, a tunnel insulation layer formed on the floating gate, a select gate electrode inducing charge introduction through the gate insulation layer, and a control gate electrode inducing charge tunneling occurring through the tunnel insulation layer. The select gate electrode is insulated from the control gate electrode. According to the non-volatile memory device, a select gate electrode and a control gate electrode are formed on a floating gate, and thus a voltage is applied to the respective gate electrodes to write and erase data.

Abstract: A self-aligned 1 bit silicon oxide nitride oxide silicon (SONOS) cell and a method of fabricating the same has high uniformity between adjacent SONOS cells, since the lengths of nitride layers do not vary due to misalignment when etching word lines of the 1 bit SONOS cells. An insulating layer pattern that forms a sidewall of a word line is formed on a semiconductor substrate, and a word line for a gate is formed on the sidewall thereof. Etching an ONO layer using a self-aligned etching spacer provides uniform adjacent SONOS cells.

Abstract: Non-volatile memory devices and methods for fabricating non-volatile memory devices are disclosed. More specifically, split gate memory devices are provided having frameworks that provide increased floating gate coupling ratios, thereby enabling enhanced programming and erasing efficiency and performance.

Abstract: A device is described comprising a substrate of a first conductivity type having a first dopant concentration, a first well formed in the substrate, a second well of the first conductivity type formed in the substrate and being deeper than the first well, the second well having a higher dopant concentration than the first dopant concentration, and a nonvolatile memory cell formed on the second well. A device is described comprising four wells of various conductivity types with a nonvolatile memory cell formed on the second well. A device is described comprising a plurality of wells for isolating transistors of a plurality of voltage ranges, wherein each one of the plurality of wells contains at least one transistor of a particular voltage range, and wherein transistors of only one of the plurality of voltage ranges are within each of the plurality of wells.

Abstract: Provided are an EEPROM cell, an EEPROM device, and methods of manufacturing the EEPROM cell and the EEPROM device. The EEPROM cell is formed on a substrate including a first region and a second region. A first EEPROM device having a first select transistor and a first memory transistor is disposed in the first region, while a second EEPROM device having a second select transistor and a second memory transistor is disposed in the second region. In the first region, a first drain region and a second floating region are formed apart from each other. In the second region, a second drain region and a second floating region are formed apart from each other. A first impurity region, a second impurity region, and a third impurity region are disposed in a common source region between the first and second regions of the substrate. The first and third impurity regions form a DDD structure, and the first and second impurity region form an LDD structure.

Abstract: An EEPROM device includes a device isolation layer disposed at a predetermined region of a semiconductor substrate to define active regions, a pair of control gates crossing the device isolation layers and an active region, a pair of selection gates interposed between the control gates to cross the device isolation layers and the active region and a floating gate and an intergate dielectric pattern stacked sequentially between the control gates and the active region The EEPROM device further includes a gate insulation layer of a memory transistor interposed between the floating gate and the active region and a tunnel insulation layer thinner than the gate insulation layer of the memory transistor and a gate insulation layer of a selection transistor interposed between the selection gates and the active region. The tunnel insulation layer is aligned at one side adjacent to the floating gate.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate having a first junction region and a second junction region. An insulated floating gate is disposed on the substrate. The floating gate at least partially overlaps the first junction region. An insulated program gate is disposed on the floating gate. The program gate has a curved upper surface. The semiconductor device further includes an insulated erase gate disposed on the substrate and adjacent the floating gate. The erase gate partially overlaps the second junction region.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory device includes a floating gate formed on a substrate with a gate insulation layer interposed therebetween, a tunnel insulation layer formed on the floating gate, a select gate electrode inducing charge introduction through the gate insulation layer, and a control gate electrode inducing charge tunneling occurring through the tunnel insulation layer. The select gate electrode is insulated from the control gate electrode. According to the non-volatile memory device, a select gate electrode and a control gate electrode are formed on a floating gate, and thus a voltage is applied to the respective gate electrodes to write and erase data.

Abstract: A stack-type nonvolatile semiconductor device comprises a memory device formed on a substrate including a semiconductor body elongated in one direction, having a cross section perpendicular to a main surface, having a predetermined curvature, a channel region on the semiconductor body along the circumference, a tunneling insulating layer on the channel region, a floating gate on the tunneling insulating layer, insulated from the channel region, a high dielectric constant material layer on the floating gate, a metallic control gate on the high dielectric constant material layer, insulated from the floating gate, and source and drain regions adjacent to the metallic control gate on the semiconductor body, an inter-insulating layer on the memory device, and a conductive layer on the inter-insulating layer, and a memory device formed on the conductive layer including, a semiconductor body elongated in one direction having a cross section perpendicular to a main surface, having a predetermined curvature, a channel

Abstract: A non-volatile memory device includes a floating gate formed on a substrate with a gate insulation layer interposed therebetween, a tunnel insulation layer formed on the floating gate, a select gate electrode inducing charge introduction through the gate insulation layer, and a control gate electrode inducing charge tunneling occurring through the tunnel insulation layer. The select gate electrode is insulated from the control gate electrode. According to the non-volatile memory device, a select gate electrode and a control gate electrode are formed on a floating gate, and thus a voltage is applied to the respective gate electrodes to write and erase data.