High-voltage metal-oxide-semiconductor device and method of...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making field effect device having pair of active regions... – Having insulated gate

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C438S218000, C438S223000, C438S227000, C438S228000, C438S294000, C438S510000, C438S527000

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11163987

ABSTRACT:
The present invention pertains to a high-voltage MOS device. The high-voltage MOS device includes a substrate, a first well, a first field oxide layer enclosing a drain region, a second field oxide enclosing a source region, and a third field oxide layer encompassing the first and second field layers with a device isolation region in between. A channel region is situated between the first and second field oxide layers. A gate oxide layer is provided on the channel region. A gate is stacked on the gate oxide layer. A device isolation diffusion layer is provided in the device isolation region.

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