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357 22, 357 48, 357 52, H01L 2990

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ABSTRACT:
Semiconductor devices, one having a planar bipolar high-voltage semiconductor circuit element comprising an island-shaped region of one conductivity type. On its lower side the island-shaped region is bounded by a first pn junction having a comparatively high breakdown voltage, and laterally by a second pn junction having a comparatively low breakdown voltage. The doping and the thickness of the island-shaped region are so small that the region is entirely depleted before breakdown occurs.
The second semiconductor device having a field effect transistor of the lateral or vertical type with an island-shaped region having a contact region and bounded at the bottom by a pn junction having a comparatively high breakdown voltage and laterally by a second pn junction having a comparatively low breakdown voltage. The doping and thickness of the island-shaped region are so small that the region situated between the second pn junction and the contact region is fully depleted before breakdown at the second pn junction occurs.

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