Semiconductor memory device
A semiconductor memory device comprises memory cells which includes a selection transistor and a memory transistor; selection gate lines coupled to a gate of the selection transistor; control gate lines coupled to the control gate of the memory transistor; source lines coupled to a source of the memory transistor; bit lines coupled to the selection transistor; a selection gate line driver circuit; a control gate line driver circuit; and a source line driver circuit, wherein the selection gate line driver circuit comprises a first transistor including a first gate insulation film and drives the selection gate line with a first driving voltage, and the control gate line driver circuit and the source line driver circuit comprises a second transistor including second gate insulation films and drives the control gate line and the source line with a boost voltage higher than the first driving voltage.
1. A semiconductor memory device comprising:
a plurality of memory cells, each memory cell including a selection transistor and a memory transistor, the memory transistor coupled to the selection transistor and having a control gate;
a plurality of selection gate lines coupled to a gate of the selection transistor of the plurality of memory cells;
a plurality of control gate lines coupled to the control gate of the memory transistor of the plurality of memory cells;
a plurality of source lines coupled to a source of the memory transistor of the plurality of memory cells; and
a plurality of bit lines that intersect the plurality of selection gate lines and are coupled to the selection transistor of the plurality of memory cells,
wherein a drain current flows from the source line in the memory transistor in a programming operation and the drain current flows to the source line in the memory transistor in a read operation.
2. The semiconductor memory device according to claim 1 , wherein, during the programming operation, a programming voltage applied to the control gate line is changed from a first voltage to a second voltage higher than the first voltage and the changed programming voltage is repeatedly applied.
3. The semiconductor memory device according to claim 2 , wherein, during the programming operation, in response to the changed programming voltage, a corresponding program-verify voltage is boosted.