A new DRAM cell technology using merged process with storage node and memory cell contact for 4 Gb DRAM and beyond
Yoon-Soo Chun, Byung‐Jun Park, Gitae Jeong, Yoo-Sang Hwang, Kyuhyun Lee, Hong-Sik Jeong, Tae-Young Jung, Kinam Kim
Abstract
Yoon-Soo Chun, Byung‐Jun Park, Gitae Jeong, Yoo-Sang Hwang, Kyuhyun Lee, Hong-Sik Jeong, Tae-Young Jung, Kinam Kim
Abstract
A new DRAM cell scheme using merged process with storage node and memory cell contact called BC is introduced for free alignment tolerance between memory cell contact and storage node. The new cell scheme and conventional COB stacked cell scheme are compared for the misalignment tolerance and photo and etch process issues. The new cell scheme is processed in 0.15 /spl mu/m minimum feature size and its results are described including vertical SEM pictures, capacitance-voltage data, and leakage current. This new cell scheme achieved the requirement of memory cell capacitance of 25 fF/cell in 0.30 /spl mu/m pitched 4 Gb DRAMs.
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A new DRAM cell scheme using merged process with storage node and memory cell contact called BC is introduced for free alignment tolerance between memory cell contact and storage node. The new cell scheme and conventional COB stacked cell scheme are compared for the misalignment tolerance and photo and etch process issues. The new cell scheme is processed in 0.15 /spl mu/m minimum feature size and its results are described including vertical SEM pictures, capacitance-voltage data, and leakage current. This new cell scheme achieved the requirement of memory cell capacitance of 25 fF/cell in 0.30 /spl mu/m pitched 4 Gb DRAMs.
Key concepts: Dram, Memory cell, Dynamic random-access memory, Node (physics), Capacitance, Computer science, Universal memory, Process (computing)