Semiconductor devices
View Patent ↗A design structure embodied in a machine readable medium used in a design process. The design structure includes a first sub-collector formed in an upper portion of a substrate and a lower portion of a first epitaxial layer, and a second sub-collector formed in an upper portion of the first epitaxial layer and a lower portion of a second epitaxial layer. The design structure additionally includes a reach-through structure connecting the first and second sub-collectors, and an N-well formed in a portion of the second epitaxial layer and in contact with the second sub-collector and the reach-through structure. Also, the design structure includes N+ diffusion regions in contact with the N-well, a P+ diffusion region within the N-well, and shallow trench isolation structures between the N+ and P+ diffusion regions.
1. A design structure embodied in a machine readable medium used in a design process, the design structure comprising:
a first sub-collector formed in an upper portion of a substrate and a lower portion of a first epitaxial layer;
a second sub-collector formed in an upper portion of the first epitaxial layer and a lower portion of a second epitaxial layer;
a reach-through structure connecting the first and second sub-collectors;
an N-well formed in a portion of the second epitaxial layer and in contact with the second sub-collector and the reach-through structure;
N+ diffusion regions in contact with the N-well;
a P+ diffusion region within the N-well; and
shallow trench isolation structures between the N+ and P+ diffusion regions.
2. The design structure of claim 1 , wherein the design structure comprises a netlist, which describes the circuit.
3. The design structure of claim 1 , wherein the design structure resides on storage medium as a data format used for the exchange of layout data of integrated circuits.
4. The design structure of claim 1 , wherein the design structure includes at least one of test data files, characterization data, verification data, or design specifications.