Abstract: Each memory cell of a dynamic random access memory comprises a semiconductor layer of a first conductivity type, one and the other impurity regions of a second conductivity type, a gate electrode, a capacitor impurity region of the first conductivity type, and a capacitor electrode. The semiconductor layer of the first conductivity type comprises a first surface and a second surface located opposite to the first surface. One and the other impurity regions are formed spaced apart from each other in the semiconductor layer so as to define a channel region with a channel surface being a part of the first surface of the semiconductor layer. The gate electrode is formed on the channel surface through a gate insulating film. The capacitor impurity region is formed opposing to the channel region, near the second surface of the semiconductor layer and having a concentration higher than that of the semiconductor layer. The capacitor electrode is formed on the capacitor impurity region through a dielectric film.

Abstract: Each memory cell of a dynamic random access memory comprises a semiconductor layer of a first conductivity type, one and the other impurity regions of a second conductivity type, a gate electrode, a capacitor impurity region of the first conductivity type, and a capacitor electrode. The semiconductor layer of the first conductivity type comprises a first surface and a second surface located opposite to the first surface. One and the other impurity regions are formed spaced apart from each other in the semiconductor layer so as to define a channel region with a channel surface being a part of the first surface of the semiconductor layer. The gate electrode is formed on the channel surface through a gate insulating film. The capacitor impurity region is formed opposing to the channel region, near the second surface of the semiconductor layer and having a concentration higher than that of the semiconductor layer. The capacitor electrode is formed on the capacitor impurity region through a dielectric film.

Abstract: An improved method of manufacturing semiconductor devices having a stacked structure is disclosed. A p-channel semiconductor substrate is prepared, and on the major surface of the substrate, n-channel source and drain regions and a gate electrode are formed to provide a n-channel transistor. Sidewalls are formed of P type single-crystal silicon on the opposite size of the gate electrode of n-channel transistor with an insulating layer interposed between the sidewalls and the gate electrode. A single-crystal layer covers the source, drain and gate electrode of the n-channel transistor and the sidewall structures. A P type impurity present in the sidewalls is diffused into the single-crystal layer.

Abstract: A dynamic type semiconductor device comprises a memory cell array including a plurality of cell groups, each of the cell groups including four adjacent memory cells disposed in a point symmetry fashion, with a single contact hole formed at the center of the point symmetry to be common to the four memory cells, in which the four memory cells and bit lines are connected through the single contact hole.

Abstract: A semiconductor memory device comprises four memory cells (4a, 6) arranged in point symmetry on a semiconductor substrate (1), and an insulating layer (10) covering the memory cells and having one contact hole (2) placed in the center of the point symmetry, with the contact hole enabling electrical connection to each of the memory cells.