Method of making a CMOS device with trench isolation device

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device of the complementary metal-insulator semiconductor type is composed of a pair of N-type metal oxide semiconductor transistor formed on a P-type silicon substrate and P-type metal oxide semiconductor transistor formed on an n-type well disposed within the p-type substrate. An isolation tranch is disposed between the pair of adjacent transistors, and has one sidewall bordering the well, another opposed sidewall bordering the substrate, and a bottom wall. A selective epitaxial film of p-type is selectively epitaxially deposited on the sidewalls and bottom wall of the trench. The epitaxial film has a dopant density greater than that of the substrate. An insulation oxide material is filled within the trench so as to effectively isolate the pair of transistors from each other.

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