18743686. APPARATUS AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES INCLUDING TRANSISTORS COMPRISING TWO-DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)

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APPARATUS AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES INCLUDING TRANSISTORS COMPRISING TWO-DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS

Organization Name

Micron Technology, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Witold Kula of Gilroy CA (US)

Gurtej S. Sandhu of Boise ID (US)

John A. Smythe of Boise ID (US)

APPARATUS AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES INCLUDING TRANSISTORS COMPRISING TWO-DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18743686 titled 'APPARATUS AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES INCLUDING TRANSISTORS COMPRISING TWO-DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS

The patent application describes an apparatus with an array of memory cells containing transistors, some of which have a crystalline material extending transversely to a base material, with a gate dielectric material adjacent to the crystalline material and a two-dimensional material in the channel region between the gate dielectric material and the crystalline material.

  • The transistors in the apparatus have a unique structure with a crystalline material, gate dielectric material, and two-dimensional material in the channel region.
  • The gate dielectric material overlies additional portions of the two-dimensional material in the channel region.
  • The electronic device comprising these transistors has a channel region with opposing sidewalls separated by a pillar structure perpendicular to the base material.
  • The innovation allows for improved performance and efficiency in electronic devices.

Potential Applications: - This technology could be used in the development of faster and more efficient electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, and computers. - It may also find applications in the automotive industry for advanced driver-assistance systems and autonomous vehicles.

Problems Solved: - The technology addresses the need for improved performance and efficiency in electronic devices. - It offers a novel transistor structure that can enhance the functionality of various electronic applications.

Benefits: - Improved performance and efficiency in electronic devices. - Enhanced functionality and reliability in electronic systems. - Potential cost savings due to increased efficiency.

Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Transistor Technology for Enhanced Electronic Devices This technology could be commercially applied in the semiconductor industry for the development of next-generation electronic devices with improved performance and efficiency. It could also have implications in various other industries such as telecommunications, healthcare, and aerospace.

Questions about the Technology: 1. How does the unique transistor structure described in the patent application contribute to the performance of electronic devices? 2. What potential impact could this technology have on the semiconductor industry and other related sectors?


Original Abstract Submitted

An apparatus including an array of memory cells comprising transistors is disclosed. One or more of the transistors comprise a crystalline material extending substantially transverse to a base material. A gate dielectric material is adjacent to the crystalline material. A two-dimensional material of a channel region directly intervenes between the gate dielectric material and the crystalline material. The gate dielectric material overlies additional portions of the two-dimensional material of the channel region. One or more gates are adjacent to the gate dielectric material. An electronic device is also disclosed comprising one or more of the transistors. The one or more of the transistors comprise a channel region, a gate dielectric region adjacent to the channel region, and one or more gates adjacent to the gate dielectric region. The channel region comprises opposing sidewalls separated by a pillar structure and substantially perpendicular to a base material.