United Microelectronics Corp.

Bo-Chang Li

Cheng-Tung Huang

Yi-Ting Wu

Jen-Yu Wang

Po-Chun Yang

Yung-Ching Hsieh

Jian-Jhong Chen

Yan-Jou Chen

Jhen-Siang Wu

Chun-Hsien Huang

Yu-Tse Kuo

Shu-Ru Wang

Chun-Yen Tseng

Chang-Hung Chen

Chih-Wei Tsai

Hsin-Chih Yu

Ya-Lan Chiou

A MRAM circuit structure is provided in the present invention, with the unit cell composed of three transistors in series and four MTJs, wherein the junction between first transistor and third transistor is first node, the junction between second transistor and third transistor is second node, and the other ends of first transistor and third transistor are connected to a common source line. First MTJ is connected to second MTJ in series to form a first MTJ pair that connecting to the first node, and third MTJ is connected to fourth MTJ in series to form a second MTJ pair that connecting to the second node.

MRAM circuit structure and layout structure

A memory device includes a substrate; an active area extending along a first direction on the substrate; a gate line traversing the active area and extending along a second direction that is not parallel to the first direction; a source doped region in the active area and on a first side of the gate line; a main source line extending along the first direction; a source line extension coupled to the main source line and extending along the second direction; a drain doped region in the active area and on a second side of the gate line that is opposite to the first side; and a data storage element electrically coupled to the drain doped region. The main source line is electrically connected to the source doped region via the source line extension.

Magnetic memory device having shared source line and bit line

In an MRAM, each unit cell includes two non-volatile storage units, three N-type transistors and three P-type transistors. Each N-type transistor is coupled in parallel with a corresponding P-type transistor for forming a transmission gate which provides bi-directional current, thereby preventing source degeneration.

Magnetoresistive random-access memory

A layout pattern for magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) includes a first magnetic tunneling junction (MTJ) pattern on a substrate, a second MTJ pattern adjacent to the first MTJ pattern, and a third MTJ pattern between the first MTJ pattern and the second MTJ pattern. Preferably, the first MTJ pattern, the second MTJ pattern, and the third MTJ pattern constitute a staggered arrangement.

Layout pattern for magnetoresistive random access memory

A memory includes (n&#x2212;1) non-volatile cells, (n&#x2212;1) bit lines and a current driving circuit. Each of the (n&#x2212;1) non-volatile cells includes a first terminal and a second terminal. An ith bit line of the (n&#x2212;1) bit lines is coupled to a first terminal of an ith non-volatile cell of the (n&#x2212;1) non-volatile cells. The current driving circuit includes n first transistors coupled to the (n&#x2212;1) non-volatile cells.

Memory including non-volatile cells and current driving circuit

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