18222734. MULTI-THRESHOLD INTEGRATED CIRCUIT AND METHOD OF DESIGNING THE SAME simplified abstract (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.)
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MULTI-THRESHOLD INTEGRATED CIRCUIT AND METHOD OF DESIGNING THE SAME
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MULTI-THRESHOLD INTEGRATED CIRCUIT AND METHOD OF DESIGNING THE SAME - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18222734 titled 'MULTI-THRESHOLD INTEGRATED CIRCUIT AND METHOD OF DESIGNING THE SAME
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes an integrated circuit with multiple cells in adjacent rows, each containing threshold voltage devices for different functions.
- Integrated circuit with multiple cells in adjacent rows
- Each cell contains threshold voltage devices for different functions
- First row includes devices for a first function
- Second row includes devices for a second function
- Cells are disposed in a first direction
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- Potential Applications
- Semiconductor industry
- Electronics manufacturing
- Integrated circuit design
- Problems Solved
- Efficient use of space in integrated circuits
- Different functions performed in adjacent rows
- Optimization of threshold voltage devices
- Benefits
- Increased functionality in a compact space
- Improved performance with specialized functions
- Enhanced flexibility in circuit design
Original Abstract Submitted
An integrated circuit includes a first cell disposed in a first row and a second row, which are adjacent to each other and extend in a first direction, and including a plurality of first threshold voltage devices and at least one second cell disposed adjacent to the first cell in at least one of the first row and the second row and including at least one second threshold voltage device, wherein the plurality of first threshold voltage devices include at least one first device configured to perform a first function in the first row and at least one second device configured to perform a second function, which is different from the first function, in the second row.
