Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Flip-flop
Patent
1999-07-19
2000-08-08
Elms, Richard
Static information storage and retrieval
Systems using particular element
Flip-flop
257368, 257369, 257903, 257904, G11C 1100
Patent
active
061011207
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor memory device which can reduce the size of a memory cell and increase the packing density is disclosed. Each memory cell comprises a p-type active region, an n-type active region, two word lines, a common gate line and a common gate line. Two memory cells are deviated by, for example, an amount of a half bit in the direction which perpendicularly crosses the word line direction. The memory cells are arranged with one of their parts overlapped with one another in the word line direction. Thus, the size of the memory cell can be reduced in the word line direction.
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Elms Richard
Kananen Ronald P.
Nguyen Hien
Sony Corporation
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