Memory cell having a double gate field effect transistor and a m

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365182, 365218, G11C 1140

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ABSTRACT:
A memory cell comprises a double gate field effect transistor which exhibits source and drain regions located in a semiconductor body and two gate electrodes covering the semiconductor area between the source and drain regions, the gate electrodes being separated from the semiconductor body by a multilayer insulation. The first gate electrode is a memory gate, whereas inversion layers are produced with the second gate electrode given supply of a gate voltage, the inversion layers extending the source and drain regions in the direction towards the memory gate. The structure provides a surface-saving design of a selection element. The second gate electrode is employed for this purpose as the selection element and is connected to a selection line (word line). The invention finds application in very large scale integrated semiconductor memories.

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patent: 4330850 (1982-05-01), Jacobs et al.

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