Method of preparing a semiconductor substrate utilizing...

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

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C438S420000, C438S433000, C438S529000, C257SE21544

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07662690

ABSTRACT:
Multiple blanket implantations of one or more p type dopants into a semiconductor substrate are performed to facilitate isolation between nwell regions subsequently formed in the substrate. The blanket implantations are performed through isolation regions in the substrate so that the p type dopants are implanted to depths sufficient to separate the nwell regions. This increased concentration of p type dopants helps to mitigate leakage between the nwell regions as the nwell regions are brought closer together to increase packing densities.

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