The structure and electrical characteristics of metal-ferroelectric-semiconductor FET (MFSFET) for a single transistor memory are presented. The MFSFET was comprised of polysilicon islands as source/drain electrodes and BaMgF4 film as a gate dielectric. The polysilicon source and drain were built-up prior to the formation of the ferroelectric film to suppress a degradation of the film due to high thermal cycles. From the MFS capacitor, the remnant polarization and coercive field were measured to be about 0.6 mu C/cm(2) and 100 kV/cm, respectively. The fabricated MFSFETs also showed good hysteretic I-V curves, while the current levels disperse probably due to film cracking or bad adhesion between the film and the Al electrode.