Memory cell having first and second capacitors with electrodes acting as control gates for nonvolatile memory transistors
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsNaoki Ueda, Yoshimitsu Yamauchi
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AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsNaoki Ueda, Yoshimitsu Yamauchi
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A nonvolatile memory cell that can be mounted in a CMOS manufacturing process, and is capable of implementing high level of programming, reading and erasing ability. The memory cell is configured by a MOS transistor including two N-type first impurity diffusion layers formed separately on a P-type semiconductor substrate, and a first gate electrode formed above a first cannel region sandwiched by both diffusion layers through a first gate insulation film, a first capacitor comprising P-type second impurity diffusion layers formed on a well, and a second gate electrode formed above the diffusion layer through a second gate insulation film, and a second capacitor comprising the well adjacent to the second impurity diffusion layer, and a third gate electrode formed above the well through a third gate insulation film, wherein a different voltage can be applied to each of the capacitors.
A memory cell comprising:
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