New three dimensional S-SGT flash memory architecture can achieve the cell area of 3.88F 2 per bit using 0.2um design rule. The new architecture is realized by stacking two select transistors and two memory cells in vertically on each pillar located in a two-dimensional array matrix. Each gate and each interconnection of this new architecture are fabricated by vertical self-aligned process and horizontal self-aligned process simultaneously using conformal deposited HTO and RIE without using photo lithography process. The new three dimensional S-SGT flash memory architecture is applicable to high-density nonvolatile memories as large as Tera-bits and beyond.
New three-dimensional Stacked-Surrounding Gate Transistor (S-SGT) flash memory architecture can achieve the cell area of 3.88F2 per bit using the 0.2 µm design rule. The new architecture is realized by stacking two select transistors and two memory cells vertically on each pillar located in a two-dimensional array matrix. Each gate and each interconnection of this new architecture are fabricated by the vertical self-alignment process and horizontal self-alignment process simultaneously using HTO conformal deposition and reactive ion etching (RIE) without using the photolithography process. The new three-dimensional S-SGT flash memory architecture is applicable to high-density nonvolatile memories as large as tera-bits and beyond.
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