A reduced size full CMOS SRAM cell structure having three Al wiring pitches, instead of conventional five Al wiring pitches, has been demonstrated experimentally by using an advanced two-level Al interconnect technology. A cell size measuring

(=269

m
2), which is at least less than 70% of the conventional five pitch cell\´s size, has been realized. In order to investigate various technical issues relating to the CMOS SRAM with this new cell structure, a 1 Kb CMOS SRAM was fabricated, and its device operation characteristics were examined. Access time of less than 25 ns, and standby current of less than 1 nA, have been achieved with the SRAM. With this cell structure, cell area of 64 Kb CMOS SRAM has been estimated to be 17.7 mm
2. Considerable speed improvement is also expected using this cell structure.