Embodiments provide a memory structure, including: a capacitive structure, provided with an upper electrode layer; a conductive column, arranged on the upper electrode layer, and in contact with and electrically connected to the upper electrode layer; a metal layer, arranged on a side of the conductive column away from the upper electrode layer, the conductive column being in contact with a surface of the metal layer facing the upper electrode layer; and at least one buffer column, spaced apart from the conductive column, in contact with the surface of the metal layer facing the upper electrode layer, and extending in a direction from the metal layer to the upper electrode layer.

A semiconductor storage according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes two power source paths, and a connection path that connects the power source paths. Each of the power source paths includes a power gate transistor and a current source transistor which are coupled in series. The connection path connects ends of the respective power source paths on a side of the current source transistor. The semiconductor storage further includes a storage element, and a switch element inserted between the connection path and the storage element. A back gate is coupled to an internal node in the current source transistor provided in a low-side path of the two power source paths.

An optical semiconductor device with cascade vias is disclosed. The semiconductor device a logic die having a core circuit area and a logic peripheral circuit area; a memory die positioned on the logic die and having a memory cell area and a memory peripheral area; a first inter-die via positioned in the memory peripheral area; a landing pad positioned on the first inter-die via; and a sensor die positioned on the memory die and including a sensor pixel area and a sensor peripheral area, a first intra-die via positioned in the sensor peripheral area. The first inter-die via and the first intra-die via are electrically coupled through the landing pad in a cascade manner.

An optical semiconductor device with cascade vias is disclosed. The semiconductor device a logic die having a core circuit area and a logic peripheral circuit area; a memory die positioned on the logic die and having a memory cell area and a memory peripheral area; a first inter-die via positioned in the memory peripheral area; a landing pad positioned on the first inter-die via; and a sensor die positioned on the memory die and including a sensor pixel area and a sensor peripheral area, a first intra-die via positioned in the sensor peripheral area. The first inter-die via and the first intra-die via are electrically coupled through the landing pad in a cascade manner.

A transistor includes a first gate electrode, a composite channel layer, a first gate dielectric layer, and source/drain contacts. The composite channel layer is over the first gate electrode and includes a first capping layer, a crystalline semiconductor oxide layer, and a second capping layer stacked in sequential order. The first gate dielectric layer is located between the first gate electrode and the composite channel layer. The source/drain contacts are disposed on the composite channel layer.

A semiconductor structure for a DRAM is described having multiple layers of arrays of memory cells. Memory cells in a vertical string extending through the layers have an electrical connection to one terminal of the memory cells in that string. Word lines couple the strings together. Each layer of the array also includes bit line connections to memory cells on that layer. Select transistors enable the use of folded bit lines. The memory cells preferably are thyristors. Methods of fabricating the array are described.

A magnetoresistance effect element includes a wiring that extends in a first direction, a laminate that includes a first ferromagnetic layer connected to the wiring, a first conductive part and a second conductive part that sandwich the first ferromagnetic layer therebetween in a plan view in a lamination direction, and a resistor that has a geometrical center overlapping a geometrical center of the first conductive part or farther away from the laminate than the geometrical center of the first conductive part in the first direction when viewed in a plan view in the lamination direction.

A magnetic storage element and an electronic apparatus having a reduced writing current while retaining a magnetism retention property of a storage layer. The magnetic storage element includes a spin orbit layer extending in one direction, a writing line that is electrically coupled to the spin orbit layer, and allows a current to flow in an extending direction of the spin orbit layer, a tunnel junction element including a storage layer, an insulator layer, and a magnetization fixed layer that are stacked in order on the spin orbit layer, and a non-magnetic layer having a film thickness of 2 nm or less, and disposed at any stack position between the spin orbit layer and the insulator layer.

A first transistor, a second transistor, a capacitor, and first to third conductors are included. The first transistor includes a first gate, a source, and a drain. The second transistor includes a second gate, a third gate over the second gate, first and second low-resistance regions, and an oxide sandwiched between the second gate and the third gate. The capacitor includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and an insulator sandwiched therebetween. The first low-resistance region overlaps with the first gate. The first conductor is electrically connected to the first gate and is connected to a bottom surface of the first low-resistance region. The capacitor overlaps with the first low-resistance region. The second conductor is electrically connected to the drain. The third conductor overlaps with the second conductor and is connected to the second conductor and a side surface of the second low-resistance region.

A first transistor, a second transistor, a capacitor, and first to third conductors are included. The first transistor includes a first gate, a source, and a drain. The second transistor includes a second gate, a third gate over the second gate, first and second low-resistance regions, and an oxide sandwiched between the second gate and the third gate. The capacitor includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and an insulator sandwiched therebetween. The first low-resistance region overlaps with the first gate. The first conductor is electrically connected to the first gate and is connected to a bottom surface of the first low-resistance region. The capacitor overlaps with the first low-resistance region. The second conductor is electrically connected to the drain. The third conductor overlaps with the second conductor and is connected to the second conductor and a side surface of the second low-resistance region.