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puzzle about 5V tolerance of 3.3V CMOS

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the following circuit is used as 5V tolerance input circuit for a 3.3V CMOS process.
all the MOSs are 3.3V devices.

as I know, the break-down voltage of the PN between the drain and the substract of N3 is not higher than the break-down voltage of the gate of N2. So I think that using N3 to tolerance 5V is not reasonable.
who can tell me why I am wrong.

BTW, when the PAD is 5V, the ESD device of P1 will have current so it is not good here. Am I right? What is the better circuit for ESD?
 

the p1 maybe should floating well.
 

What is the help that P1's well is floating?
 

Maybe you can use this schematic.
Wish help you.
 

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