Bipolar transistor with self-aligned lateral profile

This paper presents a new self-alignment concept for scaled-down bipolar transistors: the self-aligned lateral profile. Using this concept to form the impurity profile and combining it with a wraparound base contact to reduce the emitter-base contact spacing and an n+-poly-refractory metal emitter s...

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Veröffentlicht in:IEEE electron device letters 1987-08, Vol.8 (8), p.338-340
Hauptverfasser: Li, G.P., Tze-Chiang Chen, Ching-Te Chuang, Stork, J.M.C., Tang, D.D., Ketchen, M.B., Li-Kong Wang
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description This paper presents a new self-alignment concept for scaled-down bipolar transistors: the self-aligned lateral profile. Using this concept to form the impurity profile and combining it with a wraparound base contact to reduce the emitter-base contact spacing and an n+-poly-refractory metal emitter stack to reduce the emitter resistance, a high-performance and potentially high-yield device structure can be obtained. The device structure can be adapted to a CMOS or merged bipolar-CMOS process and can also be easily optimized for analog applications.
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Thickness control
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