1986-12-10
1990-08-07
Carroll, J.
357 54, H01L 2978, H01L 2934
Patent
active
049472216
ABSTRACT:
A memory cell has a first capacitance between a floating gate and a channel region and a second capacitance between a control gate and the floating gate. The second capacitance is less than said first capacitance, preferably much less, and there is self-alignment in two directions, resulting in a compact cell. The floating gate can have a textured surface facing the control gate. The control gate can also shift the cell operation from the enhancement mode into the depletion mode.
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Ipri Alfred C.
Napoli Louis S.
Stewart Roger G.
Carroll J.
Davis Jr. James C.
General Electric Company
Webb II Paul R.
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