Low programming voltage floating gate analogue memory cells in standard VLSI CMOS technology

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Floating gate MOSFET structures were fabricated in a standard 2 μn double-polysilicon CMOS process which requires programming voltages of only 6.5–9V. This considerable reduction in programming voltage is achieved by simultaneously exploiting tunnelling through the interpolysilicon oxide and capacitive geometries whose top poly-layers overlap the edges of the lower poly-layers.

Inspec keywords: CMOS integrated circuits; analogue storage; VLSI

Other keywords: interpolysilicon oxide; capacitive geometries; analogue memory cells; 6.5 to 9 V; VLSI CMOS technology; double-polysilicon CMOS process; programming voltages; tunnelling; 2 micron; floating gate

Subjects: Analogue processing circuits; Analogue storage; CMOS integrated circuits

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