Abstract:
The printed wiring board has a conductor of signal line 41 and two conductive lines 42 on one face of the first insulating layer 10 covered by a second insulating layer 20, while having a ground layer of the ground 30 potential on the opposite face thereof, when the dielectric tangent A of the second insulating layer (insulating layer A) 20 is larger than the dielectric tangent B of the first insulating layer (insulating layer B) 10, Relational Expression 1: (relative permittivity B)·(width (W41) of signal line(s) 41)/(thickness (T10) of first insulating layer (insulating layer B) 10)>(relative permittivity A)·{(thickness (T41) of signal line(s) 41)/(distance (S1) between signal line(s) 41 and one conductive line 42a)+(thickness (T41) of signal line(s) 41)/(distance (S2) between signal line(s) 41 and other conductive line 42b)+(thickness (T41) of signal lines 41)/(distance (S3) between pair of signal lines (41a and 41b)·2} is satisfied.
Abstract:
[Object] To provide a flexible printed board improved in bendability.[Means for solving] The flexible printed board 2 comprises: an insulating substrate 21; a circuit wiring 22 laid on the insulating substrate 21; a circuit protection layer 23 laid on the circuit wiring 22; a shield conductive layer 24 laid on the circuit protection layer 23; and a shield insulating layer 25 laid on the shield conductive layer 24, and is characterized by meeting the following Expression (1). 0.75≦E2/E1≦1.29 Expression (1) Note that E1 denotes the tensile elastic modulus of the shield conductive layer 24 and E2 denotes the tensile elastic modulus of the shield insulating layer 25.
Abstract:
A diffusion layer (102) is formed in the surface region of a semiconductor substrate (101). A control gate electrode (103) is formed on the substrate. An interlayer dielectric film (108) covers the entire surface of the substrate. A drain leader line (104) made of a semiconductor such as n-type polysilicon is led from the drain region, and a source leader line (107) is led from the source region through the interlayer dielectric film. The drain leader line is surrounded by an annular floating gate (105). In erase, for example, the control gate is set to a ground potential, and a positive voltage is applied to the drain leader line to remove electrons in the floating gate to the drain leader line. In write, positive voltages are applied to the control gate electrode and drain leader line to generate CHE and inject hot electrons into the floating gate. This allows to thin the gate insulating film of a flash memory, increase the degree of integration of a nonvolatile memory, and lower the driving voltage.
Abstract:
A printed circuit board having a connection terminal which includes: an insulating substrate including first and second surfaces, and an end surface along an outline normal to an insertion direction of the connection terminal; at least one lead wiring layer formed on the first surface of the insulating substrate; an insulating protection film covering the lead wiring layer; at least one lead terminal layer constituting an end portion of the lead wiring layer, the lead terminal layer being formed into a strip, and having an end surface along the outline; a reinforcement body adhered on the second surface of the insulating substrate at a backside position of the lead terminal layer; wherein a distance between an outer surface of the lead terminal layer and an outer surface of the reinforcement body on the outline side is smaller than a distance therebetween on the lead wiring layer side.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes first and second active regions on a semiconductor substrate, separated by an element isolation region; a line-shaped electrode disposed from over the first to over the second active region via the element isolation region; first and second FETs including a gate insulating film on the first and second active regions, respectively, a gate electrode composed of the line-shaped electrode and a source/drain region. Parts of the line-shaped electrode over the first and second active regions are formed of different materials. The line-shaped electrode includes a diffusion restraining region having thickness in a direction perpendicular to the substrate thinner than that over the first and second active regions. The diffusion restraining region is over the element isolation region and spans the whole width of the line-shaped electrode in the gate length direction.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes first and second active regions on a semiconductor substrate, separated by an element isolation region; a line-shaped electrode disposed from over the first to over the second active region via the element isolation region; first and second FETs including a gate insulating film on the first and second active regions, respectively, a gate electrode composed of the line-shaped electrode and a source/drain region. Parts of the line-shaped electrode over the first and second active regions are formed of different materials. The line-shaped electrode includes a diffusion restraining region having thickness in a direction perpendicular to the substrate thinner than that over the first and second active regions. The diffusion restraining region is over the element isolation region and spans the whole width of the line-shaped electrode in the gate length direction.
Abstract:
The semiconductor device 100 comprises a silicon substrate 102, an N-type MOSFET 118 including a first high dielectric constant film 111 and a polycrystalline silicon film 114 formed on the silicon substrate 102, and a P-type MOSFET 120 including a second high dielectric constant film 112 and a polycrystalline silicon film 114 juxtaposed to N-type MOSFET 118 on the silicon substrate 102. The second high dielectric constant film 112 is formed to have the film thickness thinner than the film thickness of the first high dielectric constant film 111. The first high dielectric constant film 111 and the second high dielectric constant film 112 contains one or more element(s) selected from a group consisting of Hf and Zr.
Abstract:
An optical fiber drop cable includes an optical element portion having an optical fiber core wire and a pair of first tension members disposed parallel to the optical fiber core wire on both sides thereof in a sandwiching manner. The optical fiber core wire and the pair of first tension members are coated with a cable sheath. A long-scale cable support wire portion has a second tension member coated with a sheath. The optical element portion and the cable support wire portion are adhered parallel to each other. The first tension members are composed of a nonconductive material. A flexural rigidity of the optical element portion is in a range from 80 to 500 Nmm2.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile semiconductor memory comprises a silicon substrate, a gate electrode formed through a gate insulator film on a principal surface of the semiconductor substrate, a pair of source/drain regions formed in a principal surface region of the semiconductor substrate to locate the gate electrode between the pair of source/drain regions. The gate insulator film is formed of a silicon oxide and/or silicon nitride film in contact with the principal surface of the semiconductor substrate, and a lead germanate film which is formed on the silicon oxide and/or silicon nitride film and which is a ferroelectric having a dielectric constant of not larger than 50.
Abstract:
Amorphous silicon layers are formed on an n-type single-crystal/poly-crystal layer and a p-type single-crystal/poly-crystal layer, and titanium is sputtered on the amorphous silicon layers; although the n-type dopant impurity are piled on the n-type single-crystal/poly-crystal layers, the amorphous silicon layers takes the piles of n-type dopant impurity thereinto, and promote the silicidation of the titanium layer.