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− | Deep trench capacitors (DTCs) are vertical semiconductor devices that are used to add | + | Deep trench capacitors (DTCs) are vertical semiconductor devices that are used to add capacitance to various integrated circuits. |
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=== Memory === | === Memory === | ||
DTCs form the main storage capacitor for one of the main families of [[DRAM]]-based cells called 'Embedded DRAM' which is fabricated on a standard CMOS process, allowing the mixture of memory and logic on the same integrated circuit (as opposed to generic [[DRAM]] ICs which relies on a special [[process technology|process]] not suitable for general logic). | DTCs form the main storage capacitor for one of the main families of [[DRAM]]-based cells called 'Embedded DRAM' which is fabricated on a standard CMOS process, allowing the mixture of memory and logic on the same integrated circuit (as opposed to generic [[DRAM]] ICs which relies on a special [[process technology|process]] not suitable for general logic). |