Bi-level digit line architecture for high density DRAMS
AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorBrent Keeth
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AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorBrent Keeth
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There is a bi-level bit line architecture. Specifically, there is a DRAM memory cell and cell array that allows for six square feature area (6F2) cell sizes and avoids the signal to noise problems. Uniquely, the digit lines are designed to lie on top of each other like a double decker overpass road. Additionally, this design allows each digit line to be routed on both conductor layers, for equal lengths of the array, to provide balanced impedance. Now noise will appear as a common mode noise on both lines, and not as differential mode noise that would degrade the sensing operation. Furthermore, digit to digit coupling is nearly eliminated because of the twist design.
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A method for reducing differential noise in a semiconductor device having an integrated circuit memory having a plurality of memory cells, comprising:
A method for differential noise reduction for an integrated circuit memory having a plurality of memory cells of a semiconductor device, comprising:
A noise reduction method for a memory device having a plurality of memory cells of a semiconductor device, comprising:
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