IIL With in and outdiffused emitter pocket

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357 43, 357 46, 357 89, 357 92, H01L 2704, H03K 19091

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor IC device in which an N-type semiconductor layer is formed in a P-type semiconductor substrate; the N-type layer is divided by a P.sup.+ -type insulation region into plural island regions; and an IIL is formed in a first island region while an NPN transistor is formed in a second island region, wherein an N-type up-diffused layer is formed from the bottom of the first island region up while an N-type well region is formed from the surface of the first island region down, and N.sup.+ -type buried layers are formed near the bottoms of the first and the second island region.

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