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Semiconductor Capacitance Design for Stable Power Supply

May 22, 20263 Mins Read
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Summary

Problems

Semiconductor devices face challenges in maintaining stable power supply voltage due to voltage drops, leading to noise and instability, which existing compensation capacitance elements struggle to address effectively due to resistance issues and space constraints.

Innovation solutions

The implementation of a semiconductor chip design that includes multiple capacitance blocks in series with cylindrical electrodes and a dielectric film, optimized for reduced resistance and increased capacitance, allowing for efficient power supply voltage stabilization without significant space occupation.

TRIZ Analysis

Specific contradictions:

current leakage prevention
vs
resistance at intermediate nodes

General conflict description:

Reliability
vs
Object-affected harmful factors
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Principle concept:

If multiple compensation capacitance elements are coupled in series to reduce voltage difference and prevent current leakage, then reliability is improved, but resistance at intermediate nodes increases

Why choose this principle:

The capacitance block is divided into multiple capacitance elements (first, second, third, and fourth capacitance elements) coupled in series between the first and second power supply lines. This segmentation allows the total voltage difference to be distributed across multiple elements, keeping the voltage difference across each element below the threshold that causes current leakage, thereby improving reliability.

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Principle concept:

If multiple compensation capacitance elements are coupled in series to reduce voltage difference and prevent current leakage, then reliability is improved, but resistance at intermediate nodes increases

Why choose this principle:

Fifth capacitance elements are introduced as intermediary components coupled between the intermediate nodes of the series-connected capacitance elements and the second power supply line. These intermediary elements provide additional current paths that reduce the resistance at intermediate nodes, preventing the harmful effect of high resistance while maintaining the series configuration that prevents current leakage.

Application Domain

semiconductor devices power supply stability capacitance design

Data Source

Patent US10431647B2 Apparatuses and methods for semiconductor circuit layout
Publication Date: 01 Oct 2019 TRIZ 电器元件
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AI summary:

The implementation of a semiconductor chip design that includes multiple capacitance blocks in series with cylindrical electrodes and a dielectric film, optimized for reduced resistance and increased capacitance, allowing for efficient power supply voltage stabilization without significant space occupation.

Abstract

Apparatuses including compensation capacitors are described. An example apparatus includes: first, second and third capacitors arranged such that the second capacitor is sandwiched between the first and third capacitors, each of the first, second and third capacitors including first and second electrodes. The first electrodes of the first, second and third capacitors are electrically coupled in common to one another. The second electrodes of the first and third capacitors are electrically coupled in common to each other. The second electrode of the second capacitor is electrically insulated from the second electrodes of the first and third capacitors.

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