The present disclosure relates to an integrated chip structure. The integrated chip structure includes a first source/drain region and a second source/drain region disposed within a substrate. A select gate is over the substrate between the first source/drain region and the second source/drain region. A ferroelectric random access memory (FeRAM) device is over the substrate between the select gate and the first source/drain region. A transistor device is disposed on an upper surface of the substrate. The substrate has a recessed surface that is below the upper surface of the substrate and that is laterally separated from the upper surface of the substrate by a boundary isolation structure extending into a trench within the upper surface of the substrate. The FeRAM device is arranged over the recessed surface.

Some embodiments include an integrated assembly having a first bottom electrode adjacent to a second bottom electrode. An intervening region is directly between the first and second bottom electrodes. Capacitor-insulative-material is adjacent to the first and second bottom electrodes. The capacitor-insulative-material is substantially not within the intervening region. Top-electrode-material is adjacent to the capacitor-insulative-material. Some embodiments include methods of forming integrated assemblies.

Some embodiments include an integrated assembly having a first bottom electrode adjacent to a second bottom electrode. An intervening region is directly between the first and second bottom electrodes. Capacitor-insulative-material is adjacent to the first and second bottom electrodes. The capacitor-insulative-material is substantially not within the intervening region. Top-electrode-material is adjacent to the capacitor-insulative-material. Some embodiments include methods of forming integrated assemblies.

A configuration for efficiently placing a group of capacitors with one terminal connected to a common node is described. The capacitors are stacked and folded along the common node. In a stack and fold configuration, devices are stacked vertically (directly or with a horizontal offset) with one terminal of the devices being shared to a common node, and further the capacitors are placed along both sides of the common node. The common node is a point of fold. In one example, the devices are capacitors. N number of capacitors can be divided in L number of stack layers such that there are N/L capacitors in each stacked layer. The N/L capacitors are shorted together with an electrode (e.g., bottom electrode). The electrode can be metal, a conducting oxide, or a combination of a conducting oxide and a barrier material. The capacitors can be planar, non-planar or replaced by memory elements.

A configuration for efficiently placing a group of capacitors with one terminal connected to a common node is described. The capacitors are stacked and folded along the common node. In a stack and fold configuration, devices are stacked vertically (directly or with a horizontal offset) with one terminal of the devices being shared to a common node, and further the capacitors are placed along both sides of the common node. The common node is a point of fold. In one example, the devices are capacitors. N number of capacitors can be divided in L number of stack layers such that there are N/L capacitors in each stacked layer. The N/L capacitors are shorted together with an electrode (e.g., bottom electrode). The electrode can be metal, a conducting oxide, or a combination of a conducting oxide and a barrier material. The capacitors can be planar, non-planar or replaced by memory elements.

A configuration for efficiently placing a group of capacitors with one terminal connected to a common node is described. The capacitors are stacked and folded along the common node. In a stack and fold configuration, devices are stacked vertically (directly or with a horizontal offset) with one terminal of the devices being shared to a common node, and further the capacitors are placed along both sides of the common node. The common node is a point of fold. In one example, the devices are capacitors. N number of capacitors can be divided in L number of stack layers such that there are N/L capacitors in each stacked layer. The N/L capacitors are shorted together with an electrode (e.g., bottom electrode). The electrode can be metal, a conducting oxide, or a combination of a conducting oxide and a barrier material. The capacitors can be planar, non-planar or replaced by memory elements.

Various embodiments of the present application are directed to a method for forming a boundary structure separating a memory cell and a logic device. In some embodiments, an isolation structure is formed separating a memory semiconductor region from a logic semiconductor region. A memory cell structure is formed on the memory semiconductor region, and a memory capping layer is formed covering the memory cell structure and the logic semiconductor region. A first etch is performed into the memory capping layer to remove the memory capping layer from the logic semiconductor region, and to define a slanted, logic-facing sidewall on the isolation structure. A logic device structure is formed on the logic semiconductor region. Further, a second etch is performed into the memory capping layer to remove the memory capping layer from the memory semiconductor, while leaving a dummy segment of the memory capping layer that defines the logic-facing sidewall.

Some embodiments include apparatuses, and methods of operating the apparatuses. Some of the apparatuses include a first memory cell string; a second memory cell string; a first group of conductive lines to access the first and second memory cell strings; a second group of conductive lines; a group of transistors, each transistor of the group of transistors coupled between a respective conductive line of the first group of conductive lines and a respective conductive line of the second group of conductive lines, the group of transistors having a common gate; and a circuit including a first transistor and a second transistor coupled in series between a first node and a second node, the first transistor including a gate coupled to the second node, and a third transistor coupled between the second node and the common gate.

According to one embodiment, a method for manufacturing a semiconductor device is disclosed. The method can include forming a second layer covering a first layer on a first region of a semiconductor substrate. The semiconductor substrate includes the first region and a second region. The first layer covers the second region and a portion of the first region. First openings are formed. The method can include removing the first layer on the second region using the second layer as a mask. The method can include forming an impurity region including an n-type impurity in the second region. The method can include removing the second layer, and growing silicon layers inside the first openings and on the second region. In addition, the method can include polishing a portion of each of the silicon layers using the first layer as a stopper.

A semiconductor device includes a vertical channel transistor including a vertical channel region extending in a vertical direction and a cell gate electrode facing a first side surface of the vertical channel region. A bit line is electrically connected to the vertical channel transistor at a level that is lower than a level of the vertical channel transistor. A peripheral semiconductor body has at least a portion thereof disposed on a same level as the vertical channel region. Peripheral source/drain regions are disposed in the peripheral semiconductor body and are spaced apart from each other in a horizontal direction. A peripheral channel region is disposed between the peripheral source/drain regions in the peripheral semiconductor body. A peripheral gate is disposed below the peripheral semiconductor body. At least a portion of the peripheral gate is disposed on a same level as at least a portion of the bit line.