Semiconductor integrated circuit device and manufacture method therefore
AssigneeFuji Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorAkio Kitamura
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AssigneeFuji Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorAkio Kitamura
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Elements in a triple-well MOS transistor are prevented from being destroyed due to an increase in current consumption or a thermal runaway of a parasitic bipolar transistor. A triple-well NMOS transistor comprising a P well area formed within an N well area and a MOSFET formed in the P well area, an impurity-diffused area having a lower impurity concentration than an N+ drain area is formed close to the N+ drain area, thereby restraining substrate current. The impurity concentration of the P well area is increased to reduce the current gain of a parasitic bipolar transistor. To further reduce the current gain, a punch-through stopper area may be formed. The impurity concentration of the impurity-diffused area is set to equal that of an N− LDD area 31 of a fine CMOS device integrated on the same substrate 1. These areas are formed during a single ion injection step.
A semiconductor integrated circuit device characterized by comprising:
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor integrated circuit device consisting of a first MOS transistor formed on a first-conductivity-type well area, a second MOS transistor formed on a second-conductivity-type well area, and a third MOS transistor formed on the first-conductivity-type well area that is formed in the second-conductivity-type well area, said first, second, and third MOS transistors being formed on the same semiconductor substrate, the method comprising:
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