Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Ferroelectric
Patent
1997-12-01
1999-03-23
Nelms, David
Static information storage and retrieval
Systems using particular element
Ferroelectric
365149, G11C 1122, G11C 1124
Patent
active
058869204
ABSTRACT:
A variable conducting element (10) and method for programming a constant current or constant resistance provided at output terminals (24 and 26) of a ferroelectric transistor (12). The ferroelectric transistor (12) has portions of a ferroelectric material (32A) programmed having up-polarization states separated by domain walls (34) from portions of a ferroelectric material (32B) programmed having down-polarization states. The portion of the ferroelectric material (32A) programmed in the up-polarization state forms current conduction channels between a source region (23) and a drain region (25) of the ferroelectric transistor (12). The ferroelectric transistor (12) is programmed through a capacitor (14) to adjust the charge supplied to a control terminal (22) of the ferroelectric transistor (12).
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Anderson David J.
Hallmark Jerald Allen
Lan Ellen
Marshall Daniel S.
Atkins Robert D.
Dover Rennie William
Motorola Inc.
Nelms David
Phan Trong
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