Complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor circuit
AssigneeInvention and Collaboration Laboratory, Inc.
InventorsChao-Chun Lu, Wen-Hsien Tu
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AssigneeInvention and Collaboration Laboratory, Inc.
InventorsChao-Chun Lu, Wen-Hsien Tu
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A complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) circuit includes a bulk semiconductor substrate, a first active region and a second active region, a first type transistor, a first localized isolating layer, a second type transistor, and a second localized isolating layer. The bulk semiconductor substrate has an original semiconductor surface. The first active region and the second active region are formed based on the bulk semiconductor substrate. The first type transistor is formed based on the first active region and has a first doped body. The first localized isolating layer is under the first type transistor and at least isolates the first doped body from the bulk semiconductor substrate. The second type transistor is formed based on the second active region and has a second doped body. The second localized isolating layer is under the second type transistor and at least partially isolates the second doped body from the bulk semiconductor substrate.
A CMOS (complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor) circuit, comprising:
A CMOS circuit, comprising:
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