Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems related to process control in manufacturing are described. In an example, a method can include receiving data from a first process control device affixed to a first manufacturing tool of a first type, identifying one or more attributes of the data via a second processing resource of a second process control device affixed to a second manufacturing tool of a second type different from the first type, determining one or more settings for the second manufacturing tool via the second processing resource in response to identifying the one or more attributes of the data, and sending a command including the one or more settings to the second manufacturing tool from the second process control device.

Abstract: Methods and non-transitory machine-readable media associated with treatment plan identification are described. Treatment plan identification can include receiving first signaling configured to monitor user health data and receiving second signaling configured to monitor user behavior data. Treatment plan identification can include writing data that is based at least in part on a combination of the first signaling and the second signaling and identifying output data representative of a treatment plan for the user based at least in part on input data representative of the written data and additional user data. Output data representative of the treatment plan can be transmitted to a computing device accessible by the user, a computing device accessible by a provider, or both.

Abstract: A microelectronic device comprises a periphery circuitry region, bank regions, a control circuitry structure, and a memory array structure. The periphery circuitry region comprises a central sub-region, and two arm sub-regions extending from the central sub-region from the central sub-region in a first horizontal direction. Each of the two arm sub-regions has a different length than the central sub-region in a second horizontal direction orthogonal to the first horizontal direction. The bank regions are horizontally outward of the periphery circuitry region. The control circuitry structure comprises relatively more speed-critical circuitry within a horizontal area of the periphery circuitry region, and relatively less speed-critical circuitry within horizontal areas of the bank regions. The memory array structure vertically underlies the control circuitry structure and comprises arrays of memory cells within the horizontal areas of the bank regions.

Abstract: A microelectronic device comprises a first control logic region comprising first control logic devices and a memory array region vertically overlying the first control logic region. The memory array region comprises capacitors, access devices laterally neighboring and in electrical communication with the capacitors, conductive lines operatively associated with the access devices and extending in a lateral direction, and first conductive pillars operatively associated with the access devices and vertically extending through the memory array region. The microelectronic device further comprises a second control logic region comprising second control logic devices vertically overlying the memory array region. Related microelectronic devices, memory devices, electronic systems, and methods are also described.

Abstract: A method of forming a microelectronic device comprises forming a microelectronic device structure comprising memory cells, digit lines, word lines, and at least one isolation material covering and surrounding the memory cells, the digit lines, and the word lines. An additional microelectronic device structure comprising control logic devices and at least one additional isolation material covering and surrounding the control logic devices is formed. The additional microelectronic device structure is attached to the microelectronic device structure. Contact structures are formed to extend through the at least one isolation material and the at least one additional isolation material. Some of the contact structures are coupled to some of the digit lines and some of the control logic devices. Some other of the contact structures are coupled to some of the word lines and some other of the control logic devices. Microelectronic devices, electronic systems, and additional methods are also described.

Abstract: Sense amplifier circuitry and related apparatuses and computing systems are disclosed. An apparatus includes a sense amplifier and a global input-output (GIO) line electrically connected to the sense amplifier. The apparatus further includes a GIO pre-charge circuitry configured to pre-charge the GIO line to a first power supply voltage potential. The apparatus also includes a local input/output (LIO) line and LIO circuitry configured to pre-charge the LIO line to a pre-charge voltage potential substantially halfway between the first power supply voltage potential and a second, higher power supply voltage potential.

Abstract: Global column repair with local column decoder circuitry, and related devices and methods are disclosed. A device includes a memory array including memory cells organized in column planes. The device also includes a number of column decoder circuits, each local column decoder circuit of the number of local column decoder circuits local to an associated column plane of the column planes. The device further includes global column repair circuitry coupled to each local column decoder circuit of the number of local column decoder circuits. The global column repair circuitry comprises match circuitry to compare a received column address indicated by a received column address signal to a number of known defective column addresses. The match circuitry may also disable a column address driver corresponding to a defective column plane responsive to a determination that the received column address matches a known defective column address associated with a defective column plane.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for structures for word line multiplexing in three-dimensional memory arrays are described. A memory die may include circuitry for access line multiplexing in regions adjacent to or between staircase regions. For example, a multiplexing region may include, for each word line of a stack of word lines, a respective first portion of a semiconductor material and a respective second portion of the semiconductor material, and may also include a gate material operable to modulate a conductivity between the first portions and the second portions. Each word line may be coupled with the respective first portion of the semiconductor material, such that biasing of the gate material may couple the word lines with the respective second portion of the semiconductor material. Such features may support various techniques for multiplexing associated with the stack of word lines, or among multiple stacks of word lines, or both.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for single-crystal transistors for memory devices are described. In some examples, a cavity may be formed through at least a portion of one or more dielectric materials, which may be deposited above a deck of memory cells. The cavity may include a taper, such as a taper toward a point, or a taper having an included angle that is within a range, or a taper from a cross-sectional area to some fraction of the cross-sectional area, among other examples. A semiconductor material may be deposited in the cavity and above the one or more dielectric materials, and formed in a single crystalline arrangement based on heating and cooling the deposited semiconductor material. One or more portions of a transistor, such as a channel portion of a transistor, may be formed at least in part by doping the single crystalline arrangement of the semiconductor material.

Abstract: A variety of applications can include a memory device having an array of memory cells arranged as hexagonal cells, with each of the memory cells having a gate-all-around (GAA) transistor coupled to a capacitor. Digit lines to the memory cells can be arranged angled relative to the set of access lines at an angle different from ninety degrees. Digit shield lines can be structured between adjacent digit lines. The memory device can be arranged in a wafer-to-wafer interconnect architecture with the array on an array wafer connected to and below a control circuitry wafer in a circuit over array architecture.

Abstract: A variety of applications can include a memory device having an array of memory cells arranged as hexagonal cells, with each of the memory cells having a gate-all-around (GAA) transistor coupled to a capacitor. An access line can be coupled to gates of a first set of multiple GAA transistors of the memory cells. A digit line can be coupled to a second set of multiple GAA transistors of the memory cells, where the digit line is separated from an adjacent digit line by an airgap. Additional devices and methods are disclosed.

Abstract: A variety of applications can include a memory device having an array of memory cells arranged as hexagonal cells, with each of the memory cells having a gate-all-around (GAA) transistor coupled to a capacitor. An access line can be coupled to gates of a first set of multiple GAA transistors of the memory cells. A digit line can be coupled to a second set of multiple GAA transistors of the memory cells, where the digit line is wrapped on a sidewall of an active area of each GAA transistor of the second set. Additional devices and methods are disclosed.

Abstract: A variety of applications can include a memory device having an array of memory cells, with each of the memory cells having a gate-all-around (GAA) transistor arranged as a hexagonal vertical channel transistor coupled to a capacitor. Access lines can be coupled to gates of the GAA transistors and digit lines can be coupled to pillar channels of the GAA transistors. A lattice can be included between the access lines and the digit lines, where the lattice has dielectric regions between and contacting non-dielectric regions. Each non-dielectric region can be positioned on and contacting a digit line and can contain digit contact junctions to the pillar channels of a set of the GAA transistors extending from the non-dielectric region. Additional devices and methods are disclosed.

Abstract: A microelectronic device is disclosed that includes array regions individually comprising memory cells comprising access devices and storage node devices; digit lines coupled to the access devices and extending in a first direction; and word lines coupled to the access devices and extending in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction, and the word lines extend into word line exit regions. The word line exit regions are horizontally alternating with the array regions in the second direction; and sub word line driver sections are overlapping and above, and in electrical communication with the word line exit regions. Electrical communication between word lines in the word line exit regions and the sub word line driver sections vertically coupled with a vertical word line contact and other interconnections is laterally bounded within socket regions delineated by horizontal boundaries of the word line exit regions.

Abstract: A microelectronic device comprises a first microelectronic device structure and a second microelectronic device structure attached to the first microelectronic device structure. The first microelectronic device structure comprises memory arrays comprising memory cells comprising access devices and storage node devices, digit lines coupled to the access devices and extending in a first direction to a digit line exit region, and word lines coupled to the access devices and extending in a second direction to a word line exit region. The second microelectronic device structure comprises control logic devices over and in electrical communication with the memory cells.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for structures for word line multiplexing in three-dimensional memory arrays are described. A memory die may include circuitry for access line multiplexing in regions adjacent to or between staircase regions. For example, a multiplexing region may include, for each word line of a stack of word lines, a respective first portion of a semiconductor material and a respective second portion of the semiconductor material, and may also include one or more gate material portions operable to modulate a conductivity between respective first and second portions. Each word line may be coupled with the respective first portion of the semiconductor material, such that biasing of the gate material portions may couple the word lines with the respective second portion of the semiconductor material. Such features may support various techniques for multiplexing associated with the stack of word lines, or among multiple stacks of word lines, or both.

Abstract: A method of forming a microelectronic device comprises forming a microelectronic device structure comprising memory cells, digit lines, word lines, and at least one isolation material covering and surrounding the memory cells, the digit lines, and the word lines. An additional microelectronic device structure comprising control logic devices and at least one additional isolation material covering and surrounding the control logic devices is formed. The additional microelectronic device structure is attached to the microelectronic device structure. Contact structures are formed to extend through the at least one isolation material and the at least one additional isolation material. Some of the contact structures are coupled to some of the digit lines and some of the control logic devices. Some other of the contact structures are coupled to some of the word lines and some other of the control logic devices. Microelectronic devices, electronic systems, and additional methods are also described.

Abstract: Methods and non-transitory machine-readable media associated with treatment plan identification are described. Treatment plan identification can include receiving first signaling configured to monitor user health data and receiving second signaling configured to monitor user behavior data. Treatment plan identification can include writing data that is based at least in part on a combination of the first signaling and the second signaling and identifying output data representative of a treatment plan for the user based at least in part on input data representative of the written data and additional user data. Output data representative of the treatment plan can be transmitted to a computing device accessible by the user, a computing device accessible by a provider, or both.

Abstract: A microelectronic device includes memory cells, hieratical digit line (HDL) structures, and sense amplifier (SA) devices. The memory cells are within an array region and respectively include an access device and a storage node device vertically underlying and coupled to the access device. The HDL structures are within the array region and vertically overlie and are coupled to the memory cells. The HDL structures respectively include a lower section, an upper section vertically overlying and at least partially horizontally offset from the lower section, and a middle section vertically extending from and between the lower section and the upper section. The SA devices are within the array region and vertically overlie and are coupled to the HDL structures. Related methods, memory devices, and electronic systems are also described.

Abstract: Fin field effect transistor (FinFET) sense amplifier circuitry and related apparatuses and computing systems are disclosed. An apparatus includes a pull-up sense amplifier, a pull-down sense amplifier, column select gates, global input-output (GIO) lines, and GIO pre-charge circuitry. The pull-up sense amplifier includes P-type FinFETs having a first threshold voltage potential associated therewith. The pull-down sense amplifier includes N-type FinFETs having a second threshold voltage potential associated therewith. The second threshold voltage potential is substantially equal to the first threshold voltage potential. The GIO lines are electrically connected to the pull-up sense amplifier and the pull-down sense amplifier through the column select gates. The GIO pre-charge circuitry is configured to pre-charge the GIO lines to a low power supply voltage potential.