18152007. INTEGRATED CIRCUIT HAVING TRANSISTORS WITH DIFFERENT WIDTH SOURCE AND DRAIN TERMINALS simplified abstract (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd.)

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INTEGRATED CIRCUIT HAVING TRANSISTORS WITH DIFFERENT WIDTH SOURCE AND DRAIN TERMINALS

Organization Name

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd.

Inventor(s)

XinYong Wang of Hsinchu (TW)

Cun Cun Chen of Hsinchu (TW)

Ying Huang of Hsinchu (TW)

Chih-Liang Chen of Hsinchu (TW)

Li-Chun Tien of Hsinchu (TW)

INTEGRATED CIRCUIT HAVING TRANSISTORS WITH DIFFERENT WIDTH SOURCE AND DRAIN TERMINALS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18152007 titled 'INTEGRATED CIRCUIT HAVING TRANSISTORS WITH DIFFERENT WIDTH SOURCE AND DRAIN TERMINALS

Simplified Explanation

The integrated circuit described in the patent application includes a first terminal-conductor, a second terminal-conductor, and a gate-conductor positioned between them. The first terminal-conductor intersects both an active-region structure and a power rail, while the second terminal-conductor intersects the active-region structure without intersecting the power rail. The gate-conductor intersects the active-region structure and is adjacent to both terminal-conductors, with the first terminal-conductor being wider than the second terminal-conductor by a predetermined amount.

  • Integrated circuit with first terminal-conductor, second terminal-conductor, and gate-conductor
  • First terminal-conductor intersects active-region structure and power rail
  • Second terminal-conductor intersects active-region structure but not power rail
  • Gate-conductor intersects active-region structure and is adjacent to both terminal-conductors
  • First terminal-conductor wider than second terminal-conductor by predetermined amount

Potential Applications

  • Semiconductor devices
  • Electronics industry
  • Integrated circuit manufacturing

Problems Solved

  • Efficient power distribution
  • Enhanced circuit performance
  • Improved integration of components

Benefits

  • Optimal power management
  • Increased circuit efficiency
  • Enhanced overall functionality


Original Abstract Submitted

An integrated circuit includes a first terminal-conductor, a second terminal-conductor, and a gate-conductor between the first terminal-conductor and the second terminal-conductor. The first terminal-conductor intersects both an active-region structure and a power rail. The second terminal-conductor intersects the active-region structure without intersecting the power rail. The gate-conductor intersects the active-region structure and is adjacent to the first terminal-conductor and the second terminal-conductor. A first width of the first terminal-conductor is larger than a second width of the second terminal-conductor by a predetermined amount.