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United States Patent 3,456,169 July 15, 1969 Integrated Circuits Using Heavily Doped Surface Region To Prevent Channels And Methods For Making Thomas Klein Filed June 20, 1966 |
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Abstract of the DisclosureThe invention describes an integrated circuit combining semiconductor circuit elements having active regions of the same or opposite type conductivity separated by a semiconductive region over which extends an interconnection on an insulating layer, wherein a highly doped surface region is provided underneath the interconnection to reduce unwanted field-induced leakage currents. In a preferred, the circuit elements are complementary IGFETs. In another embodiment, one of the IGFETs is built into an island surrounded by a thin heavily doped liner |
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Citations [54]:3,243,323 03/1966 Corrigan 3,340,598 09/1967 Hatcher 3,341,755 09/1967 Husher 3,356,858 12/1967 Wanlass |
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