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An EEPROM for microprocessors and custom logic

R. Cuppens, C.D. Hartgring, J.F. Verwey, H.L. Peek, F.A.H. Vollebragt, E.G.M. Devens, I.A. Sens

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An EEPROM extension to a 2.5-/spl mu/ n-well CMOS technology has been developed. In this technology an EEPROM has been designed that is suitable for integration with (existing) microprocessors in a baseline 5 V technology. A 2K EEPROM memory module, usable as a building block in a cell library for custom logic, measures 3.2 mm/SUP 2/ with a memory cell area of 440 /spl mu/m/SUP 2/.

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An EEPROM extension to a 2.5-/spl mu/ n-well CMOS technology has been developed. In this technology an EEPROM has been designed that is suitable for integration with (existing) microprocessors in a baseline 5 V technology. A 2K EEPROM memory module, usable as a building block in a cell library for custom logic, measures 3.2 mm/SUP 2/ with a memory cell area of 440 /spl mu/m/SUP 2/.

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An EEPROM extension to a 2.5-/spl mu/ n-well CMOS technology has been developed. In this technology an EEPROM has been designed that is suitable for integration with (existing) microprocessors in a baseline 5 V technology. A 2K EEPROM memory module, usable as a building block in a cell library for custom logic, measures 3.2 mm/SUP 2/ with a memory cell area of 440 /spl mu/m/SUP 2/.

Key concepts: EEPROM, USable, EPROM, CMOS, Computer science, Computer hardware, Block (permutation group theory), Embedded system

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