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US 9,806,081 B2Granted
Semiconductor device having sub-cell blocks
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorSung Soo Yim
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Abstract
A semiconductor device includes a substrate with cell and peripheral regions and capacitors provided on the cell region. The cell region may include a plurality of sub-cell blocks, which are spaced apart from each other by a plurality of sub-peripheral regions, and on which the capacitors are provided. Each of the sub-peripheral regions may have a width that is two to five times a distance between centers of an adjacent pair of the capacitors.
Claims12
A semiconductor device, comprising:
- a substrate including a cell region and a main peripheral region, the cell region having a plurality of sub-cell blocks spaced apart from each other by a plurality of opening regions and the main peripheral region surrounding the cell region;
- first word lines that are buried in the substrate of each of the sub-cell blocks;
- at least one second word line that is buried in the substrate of each of the opening regions;
- a plurality of lower electrodes having a bottom-closed cylindrical shape in each of the sub-cell blocks,
- a first supporting pattern provided to support lower portions of outer sidewalls of the lower electrodes in each of the sub-cell blocks;
- a second supporting pattern provided to support upper portions of the outer sidewalls of the lower electrodes in each of the sub-cell blocks;
- and
- a dielectric layer conformally covering inner and outer sidewalls of the lower electrodes, and an upper electrode on the dielectric layer,
- wherein:
- each of the first and second supporting patterns has a plate-shaped structure to surround all of the lower electrodes which are located in each of the sub-cell blocks;
- the lower electrodes, the first supporting pattern and the second supporting pattern do not exist in each of the opening regions;
- and
- the dielectric layer covers the at least one second word line in each of the opening regions.
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