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Method of driving a semiconductor device

Data storage cells are formed on a substrate (13). Each of the data storage cells includes a field effect transistor with a source (18), drain (22) and gate (28) and a body arranged between the source and drain for storing electrical charge generated in the body. The magnitude of the net electrical charge in the body can be adjusted by input signals applied to the transistor and adjustment prevented by applying a voltage between the gate and drain and the source and the drain. An Independent claim is included for a method of storing data in a semiconductor device

2003

Data storage cells are formed on a substrate (13). Each of the data storage cells includes a field effect transistor with a source (18), drain (22) and gate (28) and a body arranged between the source and drain for storing electrical charge generated in the body. The magnitude of the net electrical charge in the body can be adjusted by input signals applied to the transistor and adjustment prevented by applying a voltage between the gate and drain and the source and the drain. An Independent claim is included for a method of storing data in a semiconductor device

2003

A semiconductor device, such as a memory device or radiation detector, is disclosed, in which data storage cells are formed on a substrate. Each of the data storage cells includes a field effect transistor having a source, drain, and gate, and a body arranged between the source and drain for storing electrical charge generated in the body. The magnitude of the net electrical charge in the body can be adjusted by input signals applied to the transistor, and the adjustment of the net electrical charge by the input signals can be at least partially cancelled by applying electrical voltage signals between the gate and the drain and between the source and the drain.

2004