Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Gate arrays – Having specific type of active device
Patent
1991-12-05
1993-10-05
Hille, Rolf
Active solid-state devices (e.g., transistors, solid-state diode
Gate arrays
Having specific type of active device
257204, 257369, H01L 27104, H01L 2976
Patent
active
052508234
ABSTRACT:
A gate array circuit includes a row of consecutively arranged n-channel transistors and an adjacent row of p-channel transistors. Both rows are composed of at least three subrows with two subrows of narrow transistors and one subrow of wide transistors, of which the channel width is at least three times the width of the narrow transistors. The gate electrodes are common to the three subrows. Preferably, the wide subrow is arranged centrally between the narrow subrows. This construction affords the advantage of a very high density and a very high flexibility in designing the functions to be realized.
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Harberts Dirk W.
van den Elshout Andreas A. J. M.
Veendrick Hendrikus J. M.
Biren Steven R.
Hille Rolf
Loke Steven
U.S. Philips Corp.
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