Single-poly EPROM cell that utilizes a reduced programming volta

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular biasing

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36518501, 36518514, 257314, G11C 1134

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057611262

ABSTRACT:
The layout and the programming voltage of a single-poly EPROM cell are reduced by eliminating the n+ contact region which is conventionally utilized to place a positive voltage on the n-well of the cell, and by utilizing a negative voltage to program the cell. The negative voltage is applied to a p+ contact region formed in the n-well which injects electrons directly onto the floating gate of the cell.

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