Coaxial transistor structure
A technology of transistors and field effect transistors, applied in the field of coaxial transistor structures, can solve problems such as inconvenience and lack of suitable structures for general products
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[0045] Inverter composed of CCMOSFET coaxial complementary metal oxide half field effect transistor.
[0046] see Figure 7 As shown, it is an inverter integrated circuit composed of coaxial complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors. Each inverter is a CPMOS in Figure 3-1 upside down and a CNMOS in Figure 3-2 on the bottom. A CCMOS structure is formed to realize the function of an inverting circuit. The upper output end 701 and the lower output end 702 can be formed by connecting the two axial conductors 309 , 319 up and down in series. The shared gate forms a voltage input control terminal 703 . Each CCMOS is a coaxial inverter formed by connecting two axial conductors 309 and 319 in series up and down and sharing a gate. Each inverter is isolated by an isolation layer 706 . When the input control terminal 703 of each inverter inputs a low voltage level, the low voltage of the common gate induces the P channel of the CPMOS on it to turn on the curre...
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