60results about How to "Reduce coupling noise" patented technology

The invention provides a method of modifying a hierarchical integrated circuit layout wherein the locations of hierarchical layout elements are represented with variables and formulae using these variables, which produces a formula-based hierarchical layout. These variables are constrained to be integers. The invention provides for a method for guiding the modification of the layout through an objective function defined on the same variables as the formula-based hierarchical layout. The invention simplifies the formula-based hierarchical layout by substituting constants for some of the variables, such that each of the formulae are reduced to expressions involving no more than two remaining variables. This produces a simplified layout equation and a simplified objective function. This also produces a partial solution to the hierarchical layout modification made up of the values selected for the constants.

A data transmitting system is provided that includes a transmitter that suppresses coupling noise by being operated using a differential voltage driving scheme at the time of transmitting data and being operated using a common voltage driving scheme by equalizing potential of a pair of transmission lines during a transition interval; and a receiver that is connected to the transmitter through the pair of transmission lines and recovers the data by sensing the voltage difference in signals of the pair of transmission lines.

Non-volatile memory devices have improved data storage reliability resulting from mirror-image programming techniques that operate to reduce coupling noise between adjacent memory cells within a memory array. The adjacent memory cells include a first pair of memory cells and a second pair of memory cells. A program control circuit is provided to support mirror-image programming of the first and second pairs of memory cells when the two pairs of memory cells are storing the same 3-bit data.

A ball grid array resistor network that has a ground plane to reduce noise and improve signal integrity. The ball grid array resistor network includes a substrate having a first and a second surface and vias that extending through the substrate between the first and second surfaces. Resistors are located on the first surface between the vias. Conductors are located over the vias and are electrically connected to ends of the resistors. A cover coat covers the conductors and resistors. A ground plane is located on the second surface. An insulating layer is located over the ground plane. Ball pads are located over the vias. The ball pads are electrically connected to the vias. Solder spheres are attached to the ball pads.

In a particular illustrative embodiment, a circuit device that includes first logic and second logic is disclosed. The first logic receives a clock signal and a first portion of a memory address of a memory array, decodes the first portion of the memory address, and selectively applies the clock signal to a selected group of wordline drivers associated with the memory array. The second logic decodes a second portion of the memory address and selectively activates a particular wordline driver of the selected group of wordline drivers according to the second portion of the memory address.

A semiconductor memory device having a multiport memory includes a plurality of memory cells MC arranged in columns and rows, a plurality of first word lines WLA0-WLAn connected to a first port 13a, and a plurality of second word lines WLB0-WLBn connected to a second port 13b. Each of a plurality of first word lines WLA0-WLAn and each of a plurality of second word lines WLB0-WLBn are arranged alternately in a planar layout. A semiconductor memory device is thus obtained that allows a coupling noise between interconnections to be reduced without an increase in memory cell area.

A semiconductor memory device comprises. word lines; global bit lines intersecting with the word lines; local bit lines partitioned into N (N is an integer greater than or equal to two) sections along the global bit lines and aligned with a same pitch as the global bit lines; N memory cell arrays each including memory cells each having cylindrical capacitor structure formed at intersections of the word lines and the local bit lines and being arranged corresponding to the sections of the local bit lines; local sense amplifiers for amplifying a signal read out from a selected memory cell to the local bit line and for outputting the signal to the global bit line; and global sense amplifiers for coupling the signal transmitted from the local sense amplifier corresponding to the selected memory cell through the global bit line to an external data line.

A method reduces coupling noise and controls impedance discontinuity in ceramic packages by: providing at least one reference mesh layer; providing a plurality of signal trace layers, with each signal layer having one or more signal lines and the reference mesh layer being adjacent to one or more of the signal layers; disposing a plurality of vias through the at least one reference mesh layer, with each via providing a voltage (Vdd) power connection or a ground (Gnd) connection; selectively placing via-connected coplanar-type shield (VCS) lines relative to the signal lines, with a first VCS line extended along a first side of a first signal line and a second VCS line extended along a second, opposing side of said first signal line. Each of the VCS lines interconnect with and extend past one or more vias located within a directional path along which the VCS lines extends.

Signal line conductors passing through vertical vias in an insulative substrate for supporting and interconnecting integrated circuit chips are provided with shielding conductors in adjacent vias that link respective power and ground planes. The shielding conductors' presence in positions around a signal via is made possible through the employment of power plane and ground plane conductive grids that are laid out in rhomboid patterns. The power plane and ground plane grids possess a left-right mirror relation to one another and are displaced to place the rhomboid's corners to avoid overlapping any of the grid lines.

A semiconductor memory device comprises a cell capacitor having a first buried contact connected with a semiconductor substrate of a cell region and a first storage node connected with the first buried contact, and a decoupling capacitor for reducing a coupling noise, having a plurality of second buried contacts formed on a semiconductor substrate portion adjacent in the cell region and extended in parallel with each other and a plurality of second storage nodes connected with the second buried contacts.

In a particular illustrative embodiment, a circuit device that includes first logic and second logic is disclosed. The first logic receives a clock signal and a first portion of a memory address of a memory array, decodes the first portion of the memory address, and selectively applies the clock signal to a selected group of wordline drivers associated with the memory array. The second logic decodes a second portion of the memory address and selectively activates a particular wordline driver of the selected group of wordline drivers according to the second portion of the memory address.

A semiconductor memory device includes a first memory cell transistor. The first memory cell transistor includes a tunnel insulation film provided on a semiconductor substrate, a floating electrode provided on the tunnel insulation film, an inter-gate insulation film provided on the floating electrode, and a control electrode provided on the inter-gate insulation film. The floating electrode includes a first floating electrode provided on the tunnel insulation film and a second floating electrode provided on one end portion of the first floating electrode, the floating electrode having an L-shaped cross section in a wiring direction of the control electrode.

The invention relates to a sensitive amplifier circuit, a memory and a signal amplification method. The sensitive amplifier circuit in the embodiment of the invention comprises: a sensitive amplifier,one end of which is connected with a first data line and the other end of which is connected with a second data line; a first semiconductor switching element having a first terminal connected to a first bit line, a second terminal connected to the first data line, and a control terminal receiving a first control signal, wherein the first semiconductor switching element changes the on degree according to the first control signal and the signal transmitted by the first bit line; and a second semiconductor switching element having a first terminal connected to a second bit line, a second terminal connected to a second data line, and a control terminal receiving a second control signal, wherein the second semiconductor switching element changes the opening degree according to the second control signal and the signal transmitted by the second data line. The sensitive amplifier circuit reduces bit line coupling noise and improves overall sensing efficiency.

A semiconductor memory device including: first and second memory cell arrays each including at least one word line, at least three bit lines, and memory cells; and a sense amplifier area disposed between the first and second memory cell arrays and including a sense amplifier circuit for sensing and amplifying data of the memory cells, wherein the at least three bit lines of the first memory cell array and the at least three bit lines of the second memory cell array extend in a first direction and the at least three bit lines of the first and the second memory cell arrays are respectively connected to data lines disposed in a second direction, and wherein a bit line located between two of the at least three bit lines of each of the first and the second memory cell arrays is connected to an outermost data line of the data lines.

A data transmitting system is provided that includes a transmitter that suppresses coupling noise by being operated using a differential voltage driving scheme at the time of transmitting data and being operated using a common voltage driving scheme by equalizing potential of a pair of transmission lines during a transition interval; and a receiver that is connected to the transmitter through the pair of transmission lines and recovers the data by sensing the voltage difference in signals of the pair of transmission lines.

A data I / O apparatus for use in a memory device. The data I / O apparatus for use in the memory device performs data transmission using the same polarity when neighbor global I / O lines have opposite polarities to reduce coupling noise generated between global I / O lines acting as data I / O lines of a memory device, performs data recovery, and basically deletes the coupling noise, such that it reduces the failure rate of the memory device.

The invention provides a semiconductor device, a manufacturing method therefor and an electronic device, and relates to the technical field of semiconductors. The semiconductor substrate comprises a substrate which comprises a core region and is provided with an interlayer dielectric layer; a plurality of first bit lines which are disposed on the interlayer dielectric layer in the core region at intervals; a first dielectric layer which covers the first bit lines and the interlayer dielectric layer in the core region, wherein each part, between the adjacent first bit lines in the core region, of the first dielectric layer is provided with an air gap. According to the invention, the air gaps are disposed between the adjacent bit lines of the semiconductor devices, thereby reducing the capacitance of the bit lines, and reducing the coupling noise between the bit lines. Also, units with the uniform performances can be obtained, such as a unit with the uniform threshold voltage (Vt) and a unit with the uniform random telegraph noise. Moreover, the device improves the RC delay of the bit lines, and is enabled to have better performances.

An integrated circuit includes a first-stage amplifier circuit and a following-stage amplifier circuit connected in series, a common power source pad for supplying power to the amplifier circuits, and metal wires respectively connecting the common power source pad to the amplifier circuits. On the metal wire which connects the first-stage amplifier and the power source pad, an integrator is electrically connected. This arrangement decreases a coupling noise generated in the first-stage amplifier circuit, thereby stabilizing circuit operation of the following-stage amplifier circuit.