Basic operation of novel ferroelectric CMOS circuits

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A nonvolatile ferroelectric complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) circuit with both logic and memory functions is proposed as a new application of ferroelectric field effect transistors. The logic and memory operations of a NOT-logic ferroelectric CMOS device is demonstrated. Nondestructive readings of high and low output voltage levels of the device were performed. Data retention was measured up to105 s (1.2 days).

Inspec keywords: CMOS integrated circuits; logic circuits; field effect transistors; ferroelectric devices

Other keywords: complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor circuit; NOT-logic ferroelectric CMOS device; ferroelectric field effect transistors; logic function; nonvolatile ferroelectric CMOS circuit; memory function

Subjects: Insulated gate field effect transistors; CMOS integrated circuits; Logic circuits; Ferroelectric devices

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