Electronic semiconductor device for protecting integrated circui

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357 58, 357 33, 357 2313, H01L 2990

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ABSTRACT:
This electronic semiconductor device for protecting integrated circuits against electrostatic discharges has a minimal bulk, can withstand high damaging voltages and be produced during the same production phases as the integrated circuit to be protected. The device comprises a pair of diodes connected back to back, arranged between an input of the integrated circuit to be protected and the ground line, with the cathodes connected together and formed by a single semiconductor layer and the anodes formed in a single process phase by employing top-bottom production techniques.

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