Method for fabricating SRAM cell

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

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438384, H01L 218244

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ABSTRACT:
An SRAM cell and method for fabricating the same including first and second access transistors, first and second drive transistors, and first and second load resistors. A first terminal of the first access transistor, a gate terminal of the second drive transistor, and a first load resistor terminal are connected to one another to form a first cell node terminal. A first terminal of the second access transistor, a gate terminal of the first drive transistor, and a second load resistor terminal are connected to one another to form a second cell node terminal. The SRAM cell includes a gate electrode of each of the first and second drive transistors arranged over a semiconductor substrate in a first direction, and a gate electrode of each of the first and second access transistors arranged in the first direction overlapped with portions of the gate electrodes of the first and second drive transistors.

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Shuji Ikeda et al., "A Stacked Split Word-Line (SSW) Cell for Low Voltage Operation, Large Capacity, High Speed SRAMs", IEDM, 1993, pp. 809-812.

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