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Static random access memory with merged bit lines
   
Document Number
US Patent 4322824
Issued Date
March 30, 1982
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Allan; James D. (Missouri City, TX)
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A static Random-Access-Memory having a single bit line between each pair of adjacent columns of memory cells, implemented in a self-aligned, N-channel, silicon-gate system. Resistor element load devices are made in second-level polycrystalline silicon by an ion implant step. The second-level polycrystalline silicon is insulated from the first-level polycrystalline silicon by a multiple oxide insulation layer. An additional word line for each row of memory cells provides differentiation between adjacent memory cells sharing a single bit line.
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Published
March 30, 1982
Application Number
06/093,776
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November 13, 1979
US Classification
365/154   257/904 257/E27.026 257/E27.101 365/174
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G11C   11/412   (20060101)   H01L   27/11   (20060101)   H01L   27/06   (20060101)  
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365/185   365/183   365/174  
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