Nondestructive readout-type ferroelectric memory device having t

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

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ABSTRACT:
A first ferroelectric capacitor has a ferroelectric member having a film thickness and an area, and electrodes formed on both major surfaces of the member, respectively. Thus, the first ferroelectric capacitor has a polarization. A second ferroelectric capacitor has a ferroelectric member having a film thickness and an area, and electrodes formed on both major surfaces of the member, respectively. Thus, the second ferroelectric capacitor has a polarization. The first and second ferroelectric capacitors are connected parallel to each other, thereby forming a ferroelectric memory device. Since the ferroelectric memory device uses the synthesized hysteresis characteristics of the two ferroelectric capacitors of different coercive field values, it can use multi-value data, and perform nondestructive readout of data stored in the capacitors.

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