Phase-change Memory Bipolar Array Utilizing A Single Shallow Trench Isolation For Creating An (1 - 4 of 4 results)


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Charles Dennison: METHOD FOR FORMING PHASE-CHANGE MEMORY BIPOLAR ARRAY UTILIZING A SINGLE SHALLOW TRENCH ISOLATION FOR CREATING AN INDIVIDUAL ACTIVE AREA REGION FOR TWO MEMORY ARRAY ELEMENTS AND ONE BIPOLAR BASE CONTACT. Ovonyx, Trop Pruner & Hu P C, July 15, 2003: US06593176 (391 worldwide citation)

The invention relates to a process of forming a phase-change memory device. The process includes forming a salicide structure in peripheral logic portion of the substrate and preventing forming salicide structures in the memory array. The device may include a double-wide trench into which a single f ...

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Charles Dennison: Phase-change memory bipolar array utilizing a single shallow trench isolation for creating an individual active area region for two memory array elements and one bipolar base contact. Ovonyx, Trop Pruner & Hu P C, March 18, 2003: US06534781 (383 worldwide citation)

The invention relates to a process of forming a phase-change memory device. The process includes forming a salicide structure in peripheral logic portion of the substrate and preventing forming salicide structures in the memory array. The device may include a double-wide trench into which a single f ...

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Charles Dennison: Method for forming phase-change memory bipolar array utilizing a single shallow trench isolation for creating an individual active area region for two memory array elements and one bipolar base contact. Blakely Sokoloff Taylor & Zafman, November 28, 2002: US20020177292-A1

The invention relates to a process of forming a phase-change memory device. The process includes forming a salicide structure in peripheral logic portion of the substrate and preventing forming salicide structures in the memory array. The device may include a double-wide trench into which a single f ...

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Charles Dennison: Phase-change memory bipolar array utilizing a single shallow trench isolation for creating an individual active area region for two memory array elements and one bipolar base contact. Blakely Sokoloff Taylor & Zafman, June 27, 2002: US20020079483-A1

The invention relates to a process of forming a phase-change memory device. The process includes forming a salicide structure in peripheral logic portion of the substrate and preventing forming salicide structures in the memory array. The device may include a double-wide trench into which a single f ...