Method for operating N-channel electrically erasable...

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular biasing

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C257S314000, C257S315000

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ABSTRACT:
An electrically erasable programmable logic device (EEPLD) contains a P-type substrate. A first N-type doped region is disposed in the P-type substrate. A first gate, which is used to store data, overlies the P-type substrate and is adjacent to the first N-type doped region. A second N-type doped region is laterally disposed in the P-type substrate. The second N-type doped region is also adjacent to the first gate. A second gate, which acts as a select gate or select gate of the EEPLD, overlies the P-type substrate and is adjacent to the second N-type doped region. A third N-type doped region is disposed in the P-type substrate. The third N-type doped region is adjacent to the second gate. By Applying a sufficient voltage on the first N-type doped region (VBL), and changing a select gate voltage (VSG) or the third N-type doped region voltage (VSL) applied on the second gate of the EEPLD, the operation of the EEPLD can be selectively implemented either under a channel hot hole (CHH) program mode or a channel hot electron (CHE) erase mode.

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