Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a hybrid integrated circuit. In one implementation, an integrated circuit may have a first region with a first gate structure having a ferroelectric gate dielectric, at least one source associated with the first gate of the first region, and at least one drain associated with the first gate structure of the first region. Moreover, the integrated circuit may have a second region with a second gate structure having a high-? gate dielectric, at least one source associated with the second gate structure of the second region, and at least one drain associated with the second gate structure of the second region. The integrated circuit may further have at least one trench isolation between the first region and the second region.

Abstract: A method includes providing a substrate, forming a patterned hard mask layer over the substrate, etching the patterned hard mask layer to form a hole that penetrates the patterned hard mask layer, forming a barrier portion in the hole, removing the patterned hard mask layer, and forming a gate structure over the substrate. Formation of the gate structure includes forming a dielectric body portion on the substrate. The barrier portion that is thicker than the dielectric body portion adjoins one end of the dielectric body portion. The dielectric body portion and the barrier portion are collectively referred to as a gate dielectric layer. Formation of the gate structure further includes forming a gate electrode on the gate dielectric layer and forming gate spacers on opposite sidewalls of the gate electrode. During formation of the gate spacers, a portion of the barrier portion is removed to form a recessed corner.

Abstract: A scheme for non-volatile ternary content-addressable memory with resistive memory device is proposed. The non-volatile ternary content-addressable memory comprises five transistors including a pair of search transistors with a first search transistor and a second search transistor, a read transistor, a write transistor and a match line transistor, wherein a match line is coupled to the match line transistor; and a pair of variable resistances have a first variable resistance and a second variable resistance. The pair of search transistors is coupled to the pair of variable resistances.

Abstract: A scheme for non-volatile ternary content-addressable memory with resistive memory device is proposed. The non-volatile ternary content-addressable memory comprises five transistors including a pair of search transistors with a first search transistor and a second search transistor, a read transistor, a write transistor and a match line transistor, wherein a match line is coupled to the match line transistor; and a pair of variable resistances have a first variable resistance and a second variable resistance. The pair of search transistors is coupled to the pair of variable resistances.

Abstract: A memory storage circuit includes a volatile memory portion, a control portion, and a non-volatile memory portion. The volatile memory portion includes a first node and a second node to store a pair of complementary logic data. The control portion includes a first transistor and a second transistor. Gate electrodes of the first and second transistors are coupled to receive a store signal, and first electrodes of the first and second transistors are coupled to receive a control signal. The non-volatile memory portion includes a first resistive memory element and a second resistive memory element to store the pair of complementary logic data. The first resistive memory element is coupled between a second electrode of the first transistor and the first node, and the second resistive memory element is coupled between a second electrode of the second transistor and the second node.

Abstract: A memory storage circuit includes a volatile memory portion, a control portion, and a non-volatile memory portion. The volatile memory portion includes a first node and a second node to store a pair of complementary logic data. The control portion includes a first transistor and a second transistor. Gate electrodes of the first and second transistors are coupled to receive a store signal, and first electrodes of the first and second transistors are coupled to receive a control signal. The non-volatile memory portion includes a first resistive memory element and a second resistive memory element to store the pair of complementary logic data. The first resistive memory element is coupled between a second electrode of the first transistor and the first node, and the second resistive memory element is coupled between a second electrode of the second transistor and the second node.