High density VMOS electrically programmable ROM

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Semiconductive

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307279, 365103, G11C 1140

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ABSTRACT:
An electrically programmable memory array is made by a process in which the memory elements are capacitor devices formed in anisotropically etched V-grooves to provide enhanced dielectric breakdown at the apex of the groove. After breakdown, a cell exhibits a low resistance to a grounded substrate. Access transistors in series with the memory elements have control gates which also form address lines. The oxide thickness in the V-groove may be thinner than the gate oxide thickness for the access transistor providing a lower programming voltage. These factors provide a very small high speed device.

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