Two transistor EEPROM cell using P-well for tunneling across a c

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular connection

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36518528, 36518529, G11C 1134

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059994495

ABSTRACT:
A two transistor EEPROM cell is described that is programmed and erased by electron tunneling across a tunneling channel in a P-well. The EEPROM cell has two transistors formed in a semiconductor substrate. The two transistors are a tunneling transistor (NMOS) and a read transistor (NMOS). Electron tunneling occurs to program and erase the EEPROM cell through a tunnel oxide layer by electron tunneling across an entire portion of a tunneling channel upon incurrence of a sufficient voltage potential between a floating gate and the tunnel channel

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