To write to a capacitor of a multi-element FE gain bit-cell (e.g., 10010,0), WL to that bit-cell is boosted. For example, WL0 is boosted to Vdd+Vboost. In some embodiments, the BL (e.g., BLx) for multi-element FE gain bit-cell is set to ? Vdd during the time the WL (e.g., WL0) is boosted. In some embodiments, the BLx (e.g., BL0) is set to ? Vdd prior to the WL boosting. In some embodiments, BLx remains charged to ? Vdd even after WL0 boosting ends (e.g., for one or more cycles). To program a particular capacitor of the multi-element FE gain bit-cell, the plate-line for that capacitor is first set to ? Vdd and then set to Vdd or ground during the pulse width of the boosted WL to store a 0 or a 1 to that capacitor. In this example, PL0_1 is charged from 0V to Vdd/2 when BL0 is charged to Vdd/2. Then during the pulse width of the boosted WL, PL0_1 is set to Vdd to write a 0 to capacitor Cfe1. In some embodiments, during the pulse width of the boosted WL, PL0_1 is set to 0V to write a 1 to the capacitor Cfe1.