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A method of forming a high-quality complementary transistor device using bonded wafer technology. The invention includes bonding a handle wafer to a first epitaxial layer and then providing dopants to form the respective N and P buried layers in said first epitaxial layer. A second epitaxial layer is then deposited over the buried layers to provide the device forming regions for the respective transistor devices.

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