Semiconductor memory with vertical charge-trapping memory cells and fabrication
OwnerChristoph Kleint, Joachim Deppe +2inventors
InventorsChristoph Kleint, Joachim Deppe, Christoph Ludwig, Jens-Uwe Sachse
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OwnerChristoph Kleint, Joachim Deppe +2inventors
InventorsChristoph Kleint, Joachim Deppe, Christoph Ludwig, Jens-Uwe Sachse
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A semiconductor device is formed by forming a plurality of trenches in a semiconductor body. The trenches alternate between active trenches and isolation trenches with the isolation trenches being deeper than the active trenches. The semiconductor body is doped so that a top surface of the semiconductor body adjacent each active trench and a floor of each active trench is doped. Memory cell components are formed in each active trench. The memory cell components include a gate electrode and a charge-trapping layer disposed between the gate electrode and a sidewall of the trench. The charge-trapping layer includes a memory layer disposed between first and second limiting layers. Bitlines are formed over the semiconductor body and electrically coupled doped regions adjacent to the top surface of the semiconductor body adjacent the active trenches. Bitline contacts are coupled to the bitlines.
A method of forming a semiconductor device, the method comprising:
A method for fabricating a semiconductor memory with vertical charge-trapping memory cells, the method comprising:
A method of making a semiconductor memory with vertical charge-trapping memory cells, the method comprising:
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