Process for fabricating nonvolatile random access memory having

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437 47, 437985, H01L 21266

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ABSTRACT:
A nonvolatile random access memory comprising a nonvolatile random access memory unit having on a substrate an EEPROM having a tunnel oxide film and a floating gate, and a DRAM linked to the EEPROM, a thermal oxide film being selectively formed between the EEPROM and another EEPROM adjacent thereto, the tunnel regions of the respective EEPROMs being provided as self-aligned with the respective ends of the thermal oxide film and positioned at the respective ends of an impurity ion implantation pattern for use in forming a source region of the EEPROMs.

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