Semiconductor memory device having reverse base current bipolar

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

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365177, 365178, 3652256, 257591, 257592, G11C 1134, H01L 2972

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054228417

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor memory device, which has a memory cell comprising the following transistors: a transistor for selecting; and a bipolar transistor for memorizing, which has a base region whose base concentration as either lower than an ordinary base concentration or higher than an ordinary base concentration and which is constructed so as to generate a reverse base current.

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Sakui, K. et al. A New Static Memory Cell Based on Reverse Base Current (RBC) Effect of Bipolar Transistor; International Electrical Devices Meeting Dec. 1988 pp. 44-47.

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