Renesas Electronics Corporation

Laurel Bank Machines Company, Ltd.

Laurel Bank Machine Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Toshiaki Ito

Takayuki Sasaki

Osamu Miyazaki

Yasushi Goto

Atsushi Hiraiwa

Motoshige Igarashi

Naozumi Morino

Masao Sugiyama

Hiroshi Yanagita

Kazutoshi Oku

Shinichi Watarai

Kazuyuki Seki

Eiichi Kokubo

Kazuo Sakamoto

Akira Hirata

Kyoichi Osako

Eiichi Yoshikawa

Hiroaki Kenjyo

Hiroshi Kinoshita

Mizuo Oshita

Yukio Matsumoto

According to one embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a shallow P-well, a shallow N-well, a shallow P-well, and a shallow N-well formed in regions different from one another, a deep N-well formed in a part deeper than the shallow P-well and the shallow N-well, and a base material, and further includes a first transistor formed in a part of the shallow P-well and the shallow N-well on the side of the principal surface, and a second transistor formed in a part of the shallow P-well and the shallow N-well on the side of the principal surface, in which the shallow N-well is formed in such a way as to surround the peripheral edge of the region of the shallow P-well.

Semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same

There is provided a technology which allows improvements in manufacturing yield and product reliability in a semiconductor device having a triple well structure. A shallow p-type well is formed in a region different from respective regions in a p-type substrate where a deep n-type well, a shallow p-type well, and a shallow n-type well are formed. A p-type diffusion tap formed in the shallow p-type well is wired to a p-type diffusion tap formed in a shallow n-type well in the deep n-type well using an interconnection in a second layer. The respective gate electrodes of an nMIS and a pMIS each formed in the deep n-type well are coupled to the respective drain electrodes of an nMIS and a pMIS each formed in the substrate using an interconnection in a second or higher order layer.

Semiconductor device having a plurality of shallow wells

Semiconductor device

A money receiving and disbursing machine includes a switch for initiating a dispensing operation in which bills sorted in money cases and a money receiving and disbursing box, a first pick-out device for taking out the bills in the money cases where a quantity of the bills in the money cases is more than a predetermined value after the switch is turned on, a first discriminating device for discriminating the bills from the money cases, a second pick-out device for taking out the bills in the box where the quantity of the bills in the money cases is not more than the predetermined value after the switch is turned on, a second discriminating device discriminating the bills from the box, a conveying device for conveying normal bills to a transaction window, for rejecting abnormal bills in accordance with a result of the first discriminating device, and for conveying normal bills to the money cases of corresponding denominations and for rejecting abnormal bills in accordance with a result in the second discriminaitng device, and a controller for counting the quantity of the normal bills conveyed by the coveying device to stop an operation of the first pick-out device when the quantity of the normal bills is an exact quantity for a set of bills and for counting the quantity of bills to the money cases from the box to stop an operation of the second pick-out device when the quantity of bills in the money cases reaches the predetermined quantity.

Money receiving and disbursing machine

A bill paying machine is disposed between two operators to be used in common by them. The bill paying machine comprises a machine body and a door openably mounted on the front portion of the machine. Disposed inside the machine body are bill containers for holding bills therein, a drawing-out or paying-out device for paying out bills from the bill containers, and a transport device for feeding the bills to the front door. The front door comprises two paying outlets and a distributing device for receiving the bills from the transport device of the machine body and directing the bills to one of two paying outlets in accordance with an instruction by an operator.

Bill paying machine

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Tokyo, Japan

Toshiaki Ito