Semiconductor memory device

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular biasing

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C365S189090

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07495965

ABSTRACT:
A voltage switching circuit used in a row decoder includes: PMOS transistor P2and high-voltage NMOS transistor D3connected in series between VRDEC and TG; PMOS transistor P1and high-voltage NMOS transistor D2connected in series between VRDEC and NA; NMOS transistor N2and high-voltage NMOS transistor D6connected in series between TG and Vss to be driven by decode output Ab; and NMOS transistor N1and high-voltage NMOS transistor D5connected in series between NA and Vss to be driven by decode output Aa. Gates and drains of P1and P2are cross-coupled. Gates of D3and D2are coupled to TG and NA, respectively.

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