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Why is an Nwell guard ring needed with deep nwell?

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While making an analog layout, We always use nwell ring with deep nwell? why is it so? Can I use just the deep nwell layer?
 

Deep NWell probably doesn't reach the surface
and N+ maybe doesn't reach down far enough
to contact it; ordinary (surface-adjacent) NWell
bridges the gap.
 
this cross section is how DNW commonly look, DNW need NW for body connection.

dnw_AA.JPG
 
And the NW could be just in on point to bias the DNW, but it should be a ring in order to isolate the internal PW from the substrate
 

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