The present disclosure provides example embodiments relating to conductive features, and methods of forming the conductive features, that have differing dimensions. In an embodiment, a structure includes a substrate, a dielectric layer over the substrate, and first and second conductive features through the dielectric layer to first and second source/drain regions, respectively, on the substrate. The first conductive feature has a first length along a longitudinal axis of the first conductive feature and a first width perpendicular to the first length. The second conductive feature has a second length along a longitudinal axis of the second conductive feature and a second width perpendicular to the second length. The longitudinal axis of the first conductive feature is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the second conductive feature. The first width is greater than the second width, and the first length is less than the second length.

A semiconductor device including a substrate; first to third active patterns on an upper portion of the substrate, the active patterns being sequentially arranged in a first direction and extending in a second direction crossing the first direction; first to third power rails respectively connected to the first to third active patterns, wherein a width of the second active pattern in the first direction is at least two times a width of the first active pattern in the first direction and is at least two times a width of the third active pattern in the first direction, the first active pattern is not vertically overlapped with the first power rail, the second active pattern is vertically overlapped with the second power rail, and the third active pattern is not vertically overlapped with the third power rail.

Methods, systems, and devices for thin film transistor random access memory are described. A memory device may include memory cells each having one or more transistors formed above a substrate. For example, a memory cell may include a transistor having a channel portion formed by one or more pillars or other structures formed above a substrate, and a gate portion including a conductor formed above the substrate and configured to activate the channel portion based at least in part on a voltage of the gate portion. A memory cell may include a set of two or more such transistors to support latching circuitry of the memory cell, or other circuitry configured to store a logic state, which may or may not be used in combination with one or more transistors formed at least in part from one or more portions of a substrate.

A semiconductor device includes a main circuit and a peripheral circuit inputting/outputting a signal from/to the main circuit, the main circuit including: a memory cell array; a sense amplifier; a first output holding circuit holding the read data output from the sense amplifier; a second output holding circuit receiving the read data as its input output from the first output holding circuit; and a delay circuit outputting a delay signal for activating the second output holding circuit to be later than the first output holding circuit. The delay circuit includes an element applying a load capacitance to a wiring of the delay signal. A power-supply voltage being a first voltage is supplied to the memory cell array, the sense amplifier and the first output holding circuit. A power-supply voltage being a second voltage is supplied to the delay circuit, the second output holding circuit and the peripheral circuit.

A device includes a memory array formed on a front side of a substrate. The memory array is accessible through a plurality of bit lines. The memory device includes a switch transistor formed on the front side of the substrate. The switch transistor is operatively coupled to the plurality of bit lines. The memory device includes a first capacitor formed on a back side of the substrate. The first capacitor is configured to reduce a voltage level present on at least one of the plurality of bit lines, in response to the switch transistor being turned off.

A semiconductor device includes first and second SRAM cells in a region of the semiconductor device. The first and second SRAM cells include FinFET transistors comprising gate features engaging fin active lines. Each of the first and second SRAM cells includes at least one gate feature overlapping with three or more fin active lines. Each of the first and second SRAM cells includes at least one fin active line over a first P-well adjacent one side of an N-well, and at least one fin active line over a second P-well adjacent another side of the N-well. The first and second SRAM cells share all the fin active lines over the first and second P-wells.

A static random access memory (SRAM) periphery circuit includes a first n-type transistor and a second n-type transistor that are disposed in a first well region of first conductivity type, the first well region occupies a first distance in a row direction equal to a bitcell-pitch of an SRAM array. The SRAM periphery circuit includes a first p-type transistor and a second p-type transistor that are disposed in a second well region of second conductivity type. The second well region occupies a second distance in the row direction equal to the bitcell-pitch of the SRAM array. The second well region is disposed adjacent to the first well region in the row direction.

A memory device is provided. The memory device includes a plurality of memory cells. Each memory cell includes a latch circuit formed of N-type field effect transistors (NFETs) and P-type field effect transistors (PFETs). The NFETs are formed at a surface of a semiconductor substrate, and the PFETs are disposed at an elevated level over the NFETs.

A method includes laying out a standard cell region, with a rectangular space being within the standard cell region. The standard cell region includes a first row of standard cells having a first bottom boundary facing the rectangular space, and a plurality of standard cells having side boundaries facing the rectangular space. The plurality of standard cells include a bottom row of standard cells. A memory array is laid out in the rectangular space, and a second bottom boundary of the bottom row and a third bottom boundary of the memory array are aligned to a same straight line. A filler cell region is laid out in the rectangular space. The filler cell region includes a first top boundary contacting the first bottom boundary of the first row of standard cells, and a fourth bottom boundary contacting a second top boundary of the memory array.

Embodiments of 3D memory devices with a static random-access memory (SRAM) and fabrication methods thereof are disclosed herein. In certain embodiments, the 3D memory device includes a first semiconductor structure and a second semiconductor structure. The first semiconductor structure includes an array of SRAM cells and a first bonding layer, and the second semiconductor structure includes an array of 3D NAND memory strings and a second bonding layer. The first semiconductor structure is attached with the second semiconductor structure through the first bonding layer and the second bonding layer. The array of 3D NAND memory strings and the array of SRAM cells are coupled through a plurality of bonding contacts in the first bonding layer and the second bonding layer and are arranged at opposite sides of the plurality of bonding contacts.