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US Patent 11538720 Stacked transistors with different channel widths

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
11538720
Date of Patent
December 27, 2022
Patent Application Number
16932362
Date Filed
July 17, 2020
Patent Citations
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US Patent 10496619 Compiling graph-based program specifications
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US Patent 10354921 Stacked transistors with different channel widths
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US Patent 10170549 Strained stacked nanosheet FETs and/or quantum well stacked nanosheet
Patent Primary Examiner
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John A Bodnar
CPC Code
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H01L 29/0673

A semiconductor device includes a first stack of nanowires above a substrate with a first gate structure over, around, and between the first stack of nanowires and a second stack of nanowires above the substrate with a second gate structure over, around, and between the second stack of nanowires. The device also includes a first source/drain region contacting a first number of nanowires of the first nanowire stack and a second source/drain region contacting a second number of nanowires of the second nanowire stack such that the first number and second number of contacted nanowires are different.

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