MOS Structure with Suppressed SOI Floating Body Effect and Manufacturing Method thereof

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APP PUB NO 20110291191A1
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12937360

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The present invention discloses a MOS structure with suppressed floating body effect including a substrate, a buried insulation layer provided on the substrate, and an active area provided on the buried insulation layer comprising a body region, a first conductive type source region and a first conductive type drain region provided on both sides of the body region respectively and a gate region provide on top of the body region, wherein the active area further comprises a highly doped second conductive type region between the first conductive type source region and the buried insulation layer. For manufacturing this structure, implant ions into a first conductive type source region via a mask having an opening thereon forming a highly doped second conductive type region under the first conductive type source region and above the buried insulation layer. The present invention will not increase chip area and is compatible with conventional CMOS process.

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SHANGHAI INSTITUTE OF MICROSYSTEM AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES200050 NO 865 CHANGNING ROAD SHANGHAI CHANGNING DISTRICT SHANGHAI CITY SHANGHAI CITY 200050

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Chen, Jing Shanghai, CN 545 3366
Huang, Xiaolu Shanghai, CN 39 88
Luo, Jiexin Shanghai, CN 12 18
Wang, Xi Shanghai, CN 356 3114
Wu, Qingqing Shanghai, CN 15 18

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