Dual-control-gate floating gate transistor: a building block for circuit design

Study of comparison between the DCG-FGT and its equivalent circuit in MOS technology

“…The DCG-FGT device offers many possibilities for circuit design through two operating modes in straightforward manner: i)the Threshold Voltage Adjustable Mode, where the Dual-Control-Gate Floating-Gate Transistor (DCG-FGT) behaves like a MOS transistor with an electrically adjustable threshold voltage, or ii)a Mixer Signal Mode where the DCG-FGT can mix two independent signals [6]. Gate This paper focuses on the threshold voltage adjustable mode where the DCG-FGT behaves like a MOS transistor with an electrically adjustable threshold voltage (V TH ).…”

“…The DCG-FGT transistor threshold voltage V TH can be controlled electrically by applying static bias into one of the control gate (G1 or G2). By applying Gauss's law on the floating gate, we demonstrated that V TH is given by [6]:…”

On the Investigation of a Novel Dual-Control-Gate Floating Gate Transistor for VCO Applications

“…This device offers very useful scheme due to its two operating modes allowing very innovative approaches in circuit design [7]. This paper focuses on the threshold voltage adjustable mode where the DCG-FGT behaves like a MOS transistor with an electrically adjustable threshold voltage (V TH ).…”

“…The DCG-FGT transistor threshold voltage V TH can be controlled electrically by applying static bias into one of the control gate (G1 or G2). By applying Gauss's law on the floating gate, we demonstrated that V TH is given by [7]:…”

PSP based DCG-FGT transistor Model: Full characterization procedure

“…Gate This concept is based on previous works, which allow using a DCG-FGT for high-density memory application with operations on bit [5]. The DCG-FGT device offers many possibilities for circuit design through two operating modes in straightforward manner: i) the threshold voltage adjustable mode, where the Dual-Control-Gate Floating-Gate Transistor (DCG-FGT) behaves like a classical MOS transistor with an electrically adjustable threshold voltage, or ii) a mixer signal mode where the DCG-FGT can mix two independent signals [6].…”