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titleOfInvention Logic-based multiple time programming memory cell
abstract A non-volatile memory system includes at least one non-volatile memory cell. Each non-volatile memory cell includes a coupling device, a first floating gate transistor, and a second floating gate transistor. The coupling device is located in a first conductivity region. The first floating gate transistor is located in a second conductivity region, and supplies read current sensed during a read mode. The second floating gate transistor is located in a third conductivity region. Such non-volatile memory cell further includes two transistors for injecting negative charge into the gates of the floating gate transistors during a programming mode, and removing negative charge from the second floating gate transistor during an erase mode. An electrode of the coupling device, the gate of the first floating gate transistor, and the gate of the second floating gate transistor are a monolithically formed floating gate.
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