Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Flip-flop
Patent
1998-11-25
2000-03-14
Nelms, David
Static information storage and retrieval
Systems using particular element
Flip-flop
365180, 365188, 257385, G11C 1100
Patent
active
060381647
ABSTRACT:
The SRAM cell configuration has at least six transistors in each memory cell. Four of the transistors form a flip-flop and they are arranged at the corners of a quadrilateral. The flip-flop is driven by two of the transistors, which are disposed so as to adjoin diagonally opposite corners of the quadrilateral and outside the quadrilateral. Adjacent memory cells along a word line can be arranged in such a way that a first bit line and a second bit line of the adjacent memory cells coincide. The transistors are preferably vertical and are arranged at semiconductor structures (St1, St2, St3, St4, St5, St6) produced from a layer sequence. Two of the transistors having n-doped channel regions are preferably formed in each case on two semiconductor structures.
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Copy of copending U.S. application No. 09/138,160.
Aeugle Thomas
Risch Lothar
Rosner Wolfgang
Schulz Thomas
Greenberg Laurence A.
Lerner Herbert L.
Nelms David
Nguyen Tuan T.
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
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