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Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular biasing

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C365S185050, C365S210130

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ABSTRACT:
Characteristic fluctuation of a reference cell due to read disturb is prevented. A memory cell27mand a reference cell27rrespectively have memory function bodies that are formed on both sides of a gate electrode and have a function to retain electric charge or polarization. The memory cell27mcan store independent information pieces in memory function bodies27mrand27mllocated on both sides of the gate electrode and the independent information pieces are read therefrom. On the other hand, in the reference cell27r, only the information piece stored in a memory function body27rllocated on one side of the gate electrode is referred to in a sense amplifier22.

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