Method of fabricating complementary semiconductor integrated cir

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ABSTRACT:
A novel method for making complementary semiconductor IC devices is described. The method includes the steps of: preparing a N-type semiconductor substrate; preparing a first mask for forming a P-well in the N-type substrate; forming the P-well in the N-type substrate using the first mask; preparing a second mask for forming a first P-type diffusion regions in the substrate and in the P-well; preparing a third mask for forming N-type diffusion regions in the substrate and in the P-well; preparing a fourth mask for forming a second P-type diffusion regions in the unoccupied areas of the N-type substrate and the P-well by carrying out reversing, AND and OR processing of the first, second and third masks, and forming the P-type diffusion regions in the prescribed areas of the substrate and the P-well by placing the fourth mask on the substrate.

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patent: 3598604 (1971-08-01), DePuy
"Principles of CMOS VLSI Design, A Systems Perspective", (Neil H. E. Weste, Kamran Eshraghian), 1985, p. 89.

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