Cmos integrated circuit having improved isolation
CA 1315419 C · Owner: Chen, Min-Liang · Inventors: Leung, Chung Wai; Cochran, William T.; Chen, Min-Liang
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Chen-Cochran-Leung 5-2-5, Abstract of the Disclosure A p-type tub in a CMOS integrated circuit is isolated from the adjacent n-type tub by means of a field oxide having a p-type channel stop region formed by a boron ion implant. The depth of the ion implant is selected so that the peak of the boron concentration is located immediately under the field oxideregion that is subsequently grown. In addition the implant is allowed to penetrate, into the active device regions producing a retrograde boron concentration in the n channel region. This technique simultaneously improves device isolation and n-channel transistor punch-through characteristics allowing the extension of, CMOS technology to …
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- Granted March 30, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 30, 2010.
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