Semiconductor storage device, its manufacturing method and operating method, and portable electronic apparatus
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHiroshi Iwata, Akihide Shibata
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AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHiroshi Iwata, Akihide Shibata
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The present invention provides a semiconductor storage device having: a first conductivity type region formed in a semiconductor layer; a second conductivity type region formed in the semiconductor layer in contact with the first conductivity type region; a memory functional element disposed on the semiconductor layer across the boundary of the first and second conductivity type regions; and an electrode provided in contact with the memory functional element and on the first conductivity type region via an insulation film, and a portable electronic apparatus comprising the semiconductor storage device. The present invention can fully cope with scale-down and high-integration by constituting a selectable memory cell substantially of one device.
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising at least one memory cell including:
A semiconductor storage device comprising at least one memory cell including:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
26 The semiconductor storage device according to claim 24 or 25, wherein the charge holding film is in contact with the diffusion region and/or the well region or the body region via the insulation film in the vicinity of an end of the word line.
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
A semiconductor storage device comprising:
An operating method of a semiconductor storage device comprising:
An operating method of a semiconductor storage device comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.