10.18. Steep retrograde doping
Keeping the substrate at a low doping level helps improve carrier mobility. Keeping the deep substrate relatively heavily doped helps control leakage. Combining the two gives us steep retrograde doping, which has a severe unintended effect on an unsuspecting victim: body effect.
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