M.O.S. analogue memory element

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A method is proposed which may permit extensive adaptive structures to be fabricated from large-scale integrated circuits. The method involves using the gate charge of an m.o.s.t. as an analogue memory element and changing its magnitude by ionisation. Some initial experimental results for a single device are quoted.

Inspec keywords: analogue computers; integrated circuits; adaptive systems; storage devices

Subjects: Digital storage; Analogue circuits; Circuits and devices

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