Semiconductor memory device with stack type memory cell

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Capacitors

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257296, 257306, 257307, 257308, H01L 2968

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054446538

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a semiconductor memory device which has stack type memory cells each comprising one MIS transistor and one MIS capacitor. A first conductive film having a predetermined thickness is arranged to overlay a memory node contact of a memory cell which corresponds to a source or drain region of the MIS transistor. A second conductive film is formed on the surface of the first conductive film to have a predetermined thickness and come in contact with the source or drain region by means of a memory node contact hole formed inside the memory node contact. The first and second conductive films form a capacitor electrode of the MIS capacitor.

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