Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1988-05-02
1989-10-03
Hearn, Brian E.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437 40, 437 41, 437 48, 437 52, 437 60, 437228, 437233, 437919, H01L 2122
Patent
active
048716880
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor memory device such as a dymanic random access memory (DRAM) is formed by first forming a burried contact in a silicon wafer and patterning a series of transistors. After the transistors are patterned, oxide layers are applied and the transistors are etched. Cell bottom plates are then formed and electrical connections between the transistors and a periphery are established. The establishment of the transistors are to forming the cell bottom plates and its more efficient manufacture of the DRAM devices and increases manufacturing yield.
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Fox Angus
Hearn Brian E.
Micro)n Technology, Inc.
Protigal Stan
Thomas Tom
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