Lateral PNP transistor using a latch voltage of NPN transistor

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Integrated circuit structure with electrically isolated... – Lateral bipolar transistor structure

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257575, 257577, H01L 2972

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052371980

ABSTRACT:
A lateral PNP transistor having either of the collector or the emitter diffusion layers layered with an n.sup.+ type diffusion layer, is shown. The added layer serves to increase the static electricity withstand stress along a transistor discharging path. A low withstand stress contributes to transistor damage at high breakdown voltages. When an n.sup.+ diffusion layer is formed within a diffusion layer in a lateral PNP transistor the transistor behaves as a combination of two transistors, PNP and NPN, selectively configured.

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