CMOS device having retrograde n-well and p-well

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C257S372000, C257S391000, C257S392000, C257S402000

Reexamination Certificate

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06967380

ABSTRACT:
A method of forming retrograde n-wells and p-wells. A first mask is formed on the substrate and the n-well implants are carried out. Then the mask is thinned, and a deep p implant is carried out with the thinned n-well mask in place. This prevents Vt shifts in FETs formed in the n-well adjacent the nwell-pwell interface. The thinned mask is then removed, a p-well mask is put in place, and the remainder of the p-well implants are carried out.

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