Semiconductor memory device having first and second selecting li

Static information storage and retrieval – Magnetic bubbles – Guide structure

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357 51, 36518903, H01L 2904, H01L 2702, G11C 1134

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051228572

ABSTRACT:
A static RAM having first word lines each defined by extended gate electrodes of MISFETs constituting memory cells, and second word lines which are separate from the first word lines. The RAM further has a wiring for supplying a fixed potential such as a ground potential to the memory cells, the wiring being formed from the same layer as that for forming the second word lines.

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