Semiconductor device having internal junction passsivating insul

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357 58, 357 55, H01L 2712

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device composed of a semiconductor body having two zones which define a pn-junction between them, which device includes, for improving the high frequency characteristics of the device, a layer of insulating material disposed within the semiconductor body and separating the two zones from one another in the region surrounding the pn-junction.

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