Semiconductor device
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorsMitsuhiro Noguchi, Yukihito Oowaki
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorsMitsuhiro Noguchi, Yukihito Oowaki
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A semiconductor device comprises a chip including a MISFET having a source and a drain, in which one of the source and the drain is connected to a second current supply node, an impedance element having a first terminal connected to the other of the source and the drain and a second terminal connected to a first current supply node, and a switching element, in which a well or a body electrode of the MISFET has an active state and a standby state, and is connected to a bias voltage generator for generating different voltages through the switching element, the threshold voltage V.sub.ths during standby state of the MISFET is higher than the threshold voltage V.sub.tha during active state of the MISFET, a voltage applied to a gate of the MISFET being able to take two stationary values, and the following relationship is satisfied V.sub.DD (1-V.sub.ths /V.sub.DD)<V.sub.ths -V.sub.tha, where V.sub.DD represents the higher voltage among the two stationary values.
A semiconductor device comprising:
A semiconductor device comprising a chip including a logic circuit having a MISFET which is selectively operated under an active condition or a standby condition, a first voltage supply node for giving a voltage, which is lower than a ground voltage, corresponding to the standby condition, a second voltage supply node for giving a voltage, which is higher than a power supply voltage, corresponding to the active condition, a switching circuit for selecting either one of the first and second voltage supply nodes to give the voltage thereof a substrate or a body electrode of the MISFET in the logic circuit, wherein
A semiconductor device comprising:
A semiconductor device comprising a chip in which first, second and third MISFETs and a voltage supply node, wherein
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