Single-electrode charge-coupled random access memory cell with i

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357 23, H01L 2978

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ABSTRACT:
A charge-coupled random access memory cell is formed in a semiconductor body divided into three adjacent regions. The first region has an impurity diffused therein and serves alternately as a source and a drain for charge carriers. The second or gate region has a threshold voltage determined by an impurity imparted thereto by either diffusion or ion implantation. The third or storage region has a lower threshold voltage than the gate region. A single unitary metal electrode extends in superimposed relation to the second and third regions. Upon the application of potentials to the first region and the electrode, charge carriers may be stored in or removed from the third region so as to write a "1" or a "0" in the cell.

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