Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Sidharth Rastogi

Chul-hong Park

Jae-Seok Yang

Subhash Kuchanuri

Raheel Azmat

Kwan-Young Chun

Jae Seok Yang

Kwan Young Chun

Pan-Jae Park

Ranjan Rajeev

An integrated circuit including a standard cell includes: a plurality of first wells extending in a first horizontal direction with a first width and of a first conductivity type; and a plurality of second wells extending in the first horizontal direction with a second width and having a second conductivity type, wherein the plurality of first wells and the plurality of second wells are alternately arranged in a second horizontal direction that is orthogonal to the first horizontal direction, and when m and n are integers greater than or equal to 3, the standard cell has a length in the second horizontal direction, the length being equal to a sum of m times a half of the first width and n times a half of the second width.

Integrated circuit including standard cell and method of fabricating the integrated circuit

A semiconductor device includes an insulator on a substrate and having opposite first and second sides that each extend along a first direction, a first fin pattern extending from a third side of the insulator along the first direction, a second fin pattern extending from a fourth side of the insulator along the first direction, and a first gate structure extending from the first side of the insulator along a second direction transverse to the first direction. The device further includes a second gate structure extending from the second side of the insulator along the second direction, a third fin pattern overlapped by the first gate structure, spaced apart from the first side of the insulator, and extending along the first direction, and a fourth fin pattern which overlaps the second gate structure, is spaced apart from the second side, and extends in the direction in which the second side extends. An upper surface of the insulator is higher than an upper surface of the first fin pattern and an upper surface of the second fin pattern.

Semiconductor devices with insulated source/drain jumper structures

An integrated circuit device includes a substrate including a fin active region extending in a first direction, a gate line intersecting the fin active region and extending in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, a power line electrically connected to source/drain regions at sides of the gate line on the fin active region, a pair of dummy gate lines intersecting the fin active region and extending in the second direction, and a device separation structure electrically connected to the pair of dummy gate lines and including a lower dummy contact plug between the pair of dummy gate lines on the fin active region and electrically connected to the power line, and an upper dummy contact plug on the lower dummy contact plug and on the pair of dummy gate lines to electrically connect the lower dummy contact plug to the pair of dummy gate lines.

Integrated circuit devices

A method of designing a layout of a semiconductor device includes designing layouts of cells, each layout including first conductive lines, the first conductive lines extending in a first direction and being spaced apart from each other in a second direction crossing the first direction, disposing the layouts of the cells to be adjacent to each other in the first direction, such that the first conductive lines in adjacent layouts of the cells are connected to each other, and disposing insulation blocks at a boundary area between adjacent ones of the layouts of the cells or in areas of the layouts of the cells adjacent to the boundary area, such that the insulation blocks block connections between some of the first conductive lines.

Semiconductor device, method of designing a layout of a semiconductor device, and method of manufacturing a semiconductor device

Integrated circuit devices and method of manufacturing the same

An integrated circuit device includes: a pair of reference conductive lines arranged in parallel in a first direction in a first version logic cell and a pair of swap conductive lines arranged in parallel in a second version logic cell, wherein one reference conductive line and one swap conductive line in different wiring tracks of the pair of reference conductive lines and the pair of swap conductive lines have the same planar shape and the same length, and extend to intersect a cell boundary between the first version logic cell and the second version logic cell.

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Sidharth Rastogi