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Description: As the number of layers increases, the 3D NAND cost, represented by the equivalent 2D design rule, initially decreases, as bit density increases. However, the top opening increases the minimum cell pitch, which counteracts the increase of bit density. Thus, a minimum bit cost is reached. Ref.: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/calculating-maximum-density-equivalent-2d-design-rule-frederick-chen
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