SRAM devices and methods of fabricating the same

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Gate arrays – Having specific type of active device

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C257S903000, C257SE21661, C257SE27099, C438S199000

Reexamination Certificate

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07598542

ABSTRACT:
SRAM devices and methods of fabricating the same are disclosed, by which a process margin and a degree of device integration are enhanced by reducing the number of contact holes of an SRAM device unit cell using local interconnections. A disclosed example device includes first and second load elements; first and second drive transistors; a common gate electrode connected in one body to a gate electrode of the first load element and a gate electrode of the first drive transistor to apply a sync signal to the gate electrodes; the common gate electrode overlapping with a junction layer of the second load element and a junction layer region of the second drive transistor; the common gate electrode being electrically connected to an upper line via a plug in one contact hole.

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