Method of manufacturing an amplifying solid-state imaging device

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making device or circuit responsive to nonelectrical signal – Responsive to electromagnetic radiation

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438 73, 438 78, H01L 3118

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ABSTRACT:
In an amplifying type solid-state imaging device having a pixel MOS transistor, the occurrence of blooming can be suppressed and an amount of signal charges can be increased. A second conductivity-type overflow-barrier region (23) and a first conductivity-type semiconductor region (24) are sequentially formed on a first conductivity-type semiconductor substrate (22). A pixel MOS transistor (29) comprising a source region (27), a drain region (28) and a gate portion (26) is formed on the first conductivity-type semiconductor region (24), and a second conductivity-type channel stopper region (41) for signal charges accumulated in the first conductivity-type semiconductor region (24) of the gate portion (26) is formed within the first conductivity-type semiconductor region (24) formed just below the drain region (28).

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patent: 5506434 (1996-04-01), Yonemoto

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