Cell based integrated circuit and unit cell architecture...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – Having insulated gate

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C438S128000, C438S129000, C438S199000, C438S213000

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06905931

ABSTRACT:
In a unit cell, a first conductive type active region and a second conductive type active region are provided. Those two active regions extend in a first direction. Each of the active regions has first and second ends thereof. The first end of the second conductive type active region opposes the second end of the first conductive type active region. A poly-silicon pattern is provided to extend in the first direction across the first conductive type active region and second conductive type active region. A first contact region is arranged adjacent the first end of the first conductive type active region in the first direction. A second contact region is arranged adjacent the second end of the second conductive type active region in the first direction.

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