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titleOfInvention Method of making a blanket N-well structure for SRAM data stability in P-type substrates
abstract SRAMs conventionally formed on N-type substrates are instead formed on P-type substrates which have had the surface layer of the substrate converted to a blanket N-type well region. Preferably, the blanket N-type well region is formed by ion implantation of phosphorus ions to a dosage of between 5×10 12 to 2×10 13 /cm 2 at an energy of 200-1000 KeV. Use of a P-type substrate having a blanket N-well region formed by ion implantation are less expensive than the N-type substrates conventionally used, and make the SRAM processing techniques compatible with the P-type substrates conventionally used in microprocessors and other logic devices.
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