Semiconductor device with reduced noise propagation between circ

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – With shielding

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257369, 257371, H01L 23552, H01L 2976, H01L 2994

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054593492

ABSTRACT:
A twin-well semiconductor device comprises a P-substrate having an inherent region including a separating zone and two pairs of an N-well and a P-well in the vicinity of the main surface of the P-substrate. An analog and a digital circuit block are formed on each one of the pairs of the N-well and the P-well. In the P-well of the analog circuit, a P+ diffused layer is formed between the boundary of the P-well and the analog circuit block, and is maintained at a ground potential. The P-type separating region is provided therein with an N-well in which an N+ diffused layer connected to Vdd line is formed. Due to the high equivalent resistance of the undoped separating zone of the semiconductor substrate separating the circuit blocks and the small junction capacitances formed between the separating zone and the N-well, noise propagating from the digital circuit block to the analog circuit block can be reduced.

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