17887490. TRANSISTOR, INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF TRANSISTOR simplified abstract (TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LTD.)

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TRANSISTOR, INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF TRANSISTOR

Organization Name

TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LTD.

Inventor(s)

Georgios Vellianitis of Heverlee (BE)

Sai-Hooi Yeong of Hsinchu County (TW)

TRANSISTOR, INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF TRANSISTOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17887490 titled 'TRANSISTOR, INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF TRANSISTOR

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes a transistor with a gate electrode, a ferroelectric layer, a source pattern, a drain pattern, and a channel layer.

  • The ferroelectric layer is on the gate electrode.
  • The source pattern and drain pattern are on top of the ferroelectric layer.
  • The channel layer consists of a base and fins extending from the base, with the base in contact with the ferroelectric layer.
  • The fins are positioned between the source pattern and the drain pattern.

Potential Applications:

  • Advanced electronic devices
  • Memory storage devices
  • High-performance computing systems

Problems Solved:

  • Improved transistor performance
  • Enhanced data retention in memory devices
  • Increased efficiency in computing systems

Benefits:

  • Higher speed and efficiency in electronic devices
  • Enhanced data storage capabilities
  • Improved overall performance of computing systems


Original Abstract Submitted

A transistor includes a gate electrode, a ferroelectric layer, a source pattern, a drain pattern, and a channel layer. The ferroelectric layer is disposed on the gate electrode. The source pattern and the drain pattern are disposed over the ferroelectric layer. The channel layer has a base and fins protruding from the base. The base is in contact with the ferroelectric layer. The fins are located between the source pattern and the drain pattern.