DRAM cell arrangement with vertical MOS transistors, and...

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

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C438S396000, C257S329000

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06939763

ABSTRACT:
DRAM cell arrangement with vertical MOS transistors, and method for its fabrication. Channel regions arranged along one of the columns of a memory cell matrix are parts of a rib which is surrounded by a gate dielectric layer. Gate electrodes of the MOS transistors belonging to one row are parts of a strip-like word line, so that at each crossing point of the memory cell matrix there is a vertical dual-gate MOS transistor with gate electrodes of the associated word line formed in the trenches on both sides of the associated rib.

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International Search Report, dated Aug. 13, 2003 for PCT/EP02/05651.
International Preliminary Examination Report, dated Oct. 21, 2003 for PCT/EP02/05651.

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