Stacked CMOS sRAM with vertical transistors and cross-coupled ca

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357 234, 357 237, 357 41, 357 42, 357 49, 357 54, 357 55, 357 59, H01L 2968, H01L 2910, H01L 2701

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ABSTRACT:
A transistor cell (80) and enabling transistor (118) are provided. The transistor cell includes a trench transistor and a stacked transistor, with a cross-coupled capacitor between the gates of these transistors. The trench transistor includes a semiconductor region (98) functioning as a gate and first and second diffused regions (126, 135) as the source/drain regions therefor. The stacked transistor has a semiconductor layer (104) functioning as the gate and first and second doped regions (112, 114) within a semiconductor layer (110) functioning as the source/drain regions therefor. The stacked capacitor included herewith comprises semiconductor layer (104) and semiconductor region (98) having insulating layers (96, 102) therebetween.

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