Semiconductor device including a channel stop region

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357 2314, 357 41, 357 42, 357 53, 357 55, H01L 2978, H01L 2906, H01L 2702

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049318500

ABSTRACT:
An insulated gate SIT (IBCM-SIT) which is substantially free from punch-through and hot carriers and exhibits a triode characterisic. Also, an insulated gate SIT (ISIS-SIT) which exhibit a tetrode or pentode characteristic, not by an r.sub.s feedback effect, but by the addition of a static shield region. When those devices are used to construct a complementary circuit, no significant latch-up occurs.

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