Dual word line, electrically alterable, nonvolatile floating gat

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357 236, 357 54, 357 59, 357 67, 365185, H01L 2978

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ABSTRACT:
A structure having dual word line, electrically alterable, nonvolatile floating gate memory cell is described wherein the word-line-to-floating gate capacitance is made significantly greater than either the program-line-to-floating gate capacitance or the floating-gate-to-substrate capacitance. This allows the program line and word line to be counter driven to minimize coupling to the floating gate during the write/erase cycle and to maximize coupling during the read cycle. The net result is higher write/erase/read efficiencies than heretofore possible.

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