Patent
1988-02-16
1989-10-10
Hille, Rolf
357 55, 357 42, H01L 2978, H01L 2906, H01L 2702
Patent
active
048735604
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a very large scale dynamic random access memory, and discloses a memory cell having a reduced step on the device surface portion and being hardly affected by incident radioactive rays. In a semiconductor memory consisting of a deep hole bored in a semiconductor substrate, a capacitor formed on the sidewall portion at the lower half of the deep hole and a switching transistor formed immediately above the capacitor, at least the half of a word line constituting the gate of the switching transistor is buried in an elongated recess formed at the surface portion of the semiconductor substrate.
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Kaga Toru
Kimura Shin'ichiro
Sunami Hideo
Hille Rolf
Hitachi , Ltd.
Limanek Robert P.
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