An electrical isolation device including a support with thickness E including two faces facing one another, referred to, respectively, as the two faces having a length L, a width l; on each face of the support, a plurality of voltage dividers is positioned extending over the length, each voltage divider including electrical components that are connected in series and arranged according to a first and a second stage, each first stage including a row of even components and a row of odd components, the rows being parallel, and adjacent, and the second stage corresponding to a linear arrangement of components.

A semiconductor device includes a single poly non-volatile memory device including a sensing and selection gate structure, an erase gate structure, and a control gate structure. The sensing and selection gate structure includes a sensing gate and a selection gate, a bit line, a word line disposed on the selection gate, and a tunneling gate line. The erase gate structure includes an erase gate, and an erase gate line disposed near the erase gate. The control gate structure includes a control gate disposed on the substrate, and a control gate line disposed near the control gate. The sensing gate, the selection gate, the erase gate and the control gate are connected by one conductive layer. The erase gate structure implements a PMOS capacitor, an NMOS transistor, or a PMOS transistor. The semiconductor device includes a single poly non-volatile memory device including a separate program area and erase area.

Memory stack structures extending through an alternating stack of insulating layers and electrically conductive layers is formed over a substrate. Each memory stack structure includes a memory film and a vertical semiconductor channel. A sacrificial polycrystalline metal layer may be formed on each memory film, and a carbon precursor may be decomposed on a physically exposed surface of the sacrificial polycrystalline metal layer to generate adsorbed carbon atoms. A subset of the adsorbed carbon atoms diffuses through grain boundaries in the polycrystalline e metal layer to an interface with the memory film. The carbon atoms at the interface may be coalesced into at least one graphene layer by an anneal process. The at least one graphene layer functions as a vertical semiconductor channel, which provides a higher mobility than silicon. A metallic drain region may be formed at an upper end of each vertical semiconductor channel.

A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device is provided. The method for manufacturing a semiconductor device comprises providing a first substrate including a buffer layer and a base substrate, forming a stacked mold structure including a plurality of unit laminates on the buffer layer, each of the unit laminates including a first sacrificial layer, a first silicon layer, a second sacrificial layer, and a second silicon layer sequentially stacked in a vertical direction and replacing the stacked mold structure with a stacked memory structure through a replacement process, wherein the stacked memory structure includes a metal pattern which replaces the first sacrificial layer and the second sacrificial layer, and an insulating pattern which replaces the second silicon layer, the buffer layer includes silicon-germanium, and a germanium concentration of the buffer layer varies depending on the germanium concentration of the first sacrificial layer and the germanium concentration of the second sacrificial layer.

A nonvolatile memory (“NVM”) bitcell with one or more active regions capacitively coupled to the floating gate but that are separated from both the source and the drain. The inclusion of capacitors separated from the source and drain allows for improved control over the voltage of the floating gate. This in turn allows CHEI (or IHEI) to be performed with much higher efficiency than in existing bitcells, thereby the need for a charge pump to provide current to the bitcell, ultimately decreasing the total size of the bitcell. The bitcells may be constructed in pairs, further reducing the space requirements of the each bitcell, thereby mitigating the space requirements of the separate capacitor/s. The bitcell may also be operated by CHEI (or IHEI) and separately by BTBT depending upon the voltages applied at the source, drain, and capacitor/s.

A semiconductor memory device includes a select transistor and a floating gate transistor on a substrate. The select transistor includes a select gate, a select gate oxide layer and a drain doping region. The floating gate transistor includes a floating gate, a floating gate oxide layer, a source doping region, a first tunnel doping region and a second tunnel doping region under the floating gate, a first tunnel oxide layer on the first tunnel doping region, and a second tunnel oxide layer on the second tunnel doping region. The floating gate oxide layer is disposed between the first tunnel oxide layer and the second tunnel oxide layer. A lightly doped diffusion region surrounds the source doping region and the second tunnel doping region.

The present disclosure provides a semiconductor device. The semiconductor device includes a silicide-containing field effect transistor disposed in a periphery region and a floating gate non-volatile memory device disposed in a memory region. The floating gate non-volatile memory device is free of silicide. The floating gate non-volatile memory device includes a second source, a third source, a fourth source, a second drain, and a third drain. The floating gate non-volatile memory device also includes a first floating gate electrode associated with the second source, the second drain, and the third source, and a second floating gate electrode associated with the second source, the third drain, and the fourth source. The second source is disposed between the first and second floating gate electrodes with a constant width. Each of the third source and the fourth source has a width larger than the constant width of the second source.

A memory device includes a first well, a second well, a first active area, a second active area, a third active area, a first poly layer and a second poly layer. The first well is of a first conductivity type. The second well is of a second conductivity type different from the first conductivity type. The first active area is of the second conductivity type and is formed on the first well. The second active area is of the first conductivity type and is formed on the first well and between the first active area and the second well. The third active area is of the first conductivity type and is formed on the second well. The first poly layer is formed above the first well and the second well. The second poly layer is formed above the first well.

A nonvolatile memory device is provided. The device comprises a floating gate having a first finger and a second finger and an active region below the floating gate fingers. A first doped region is in the active region laterally displaced from the first floating gate finger on a first side. A second doped region is in the active region laterally displaced from the first floating gate finger on a second side. A third doped region is in the active region laterally displaced from the second floating gate finger and the second doped region.

A memory device that provides individual memory cell read, write and erase. In an array of memory cells arranged in rows and columns, each column of memory cells includes a column bit line, a first column control gate line for even row cells and a second column control gate line for odd row cells. Each row of memory cells includes a row source line. In another embodiment, each column of memory cells includes a column bit line and a column source line. Each row of memory cells includes a row control gate line. In yet another embodiment, each column of memory cells includes a column bit line and a column erase gate line. Each row of memory cells includes a row source line, a row control gate line, and a row select gate line.