Static random access memory (SRAM)
AssigneeInfineon Technologies AG
InventorsGerhard Enders, Thomas Schulz, Dietrich Widmann, Lothar Risch
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AssigneeInfineon Technologies AG
InventorsGerhard Enders, Thomas Schulz, Dietrich Widmann, Lothar Risch
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A semiconductor body having a pair of vertical, double-gated CMOS transistors. An insulating layer extending horizontally beneath the surface of the semiconductor body such insulating layer being disposed beneath the pair of transistors. The transistors, together with additional such transistors, are arranged to form a Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (SRAM) array. The array includes a plurality of SRAM cells arranged in rows and columns, each one of the cells having a WORDLINE connected to a WORLDINE CONTACT. The WORDLINE CONTACT is common to four contiguous one of the cells. One of the cells having a plurality of electrically interconnected MOS transistors arranged to provide an SRAM circuit. Each one of the cells has a VDD CONTACT and a VSS CONTACT. One of such CONTACTs is disposed centrally within each one of the cells and the other one of the CONTACTs being common to four contiguous ones of the cells. Each one of the cells has the common one of the CONTACTs and the WORDLINE CONTACT disposed at peripheral, corner regions of the cell.
An SRAM cell, comprising:
An SRAM cell, comprising:
An SRAM array, comprising:
An SRAM array, comprising:
An SRAM cell comprising:
An SRAM cell, comprising:
A semiconductor structure comprising:
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