1989-06-15
1991-01-29
Jackson, Jr., Jerome
357 2314, 357 2315, 357 47, H01L 2978, H01L 2702
Patent
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049890557
ABSTRACT:
The described embodiments of the present invention provide a dynamic random access memory cell and array. The memory cell provides a three transistor storage device where the storage signal is stored on the gate of a storage transistor. All three transistors are integrated into a trench thereby providing the density equal to that of the densest of modern day DRAM cells. By using the three transistor concept, the first embodiment of the present invention provides a gain for the stored charge. Because the storage transistor amplifies the stored charge, the reduced capacitance of ultra-dense DRAM cells is overcome and adequate data sensing may be accomplished using capacitances much smaller than those useful in the single transistor, single capacitor DRAM cell.
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IBM Tech. Disclosure, vol. 31, #7, Dec. 88 (p. 307).
Demond Thomas W.
Jackson, Jr. Jerome
Meier Stephen D.
Neerings Ronald O.
Sharp Melvin
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