Method for forming a complementary bipolar transistor structure

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ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a complementary bipolar transistor device includes the steps of: providing a substrate of semiconductor material including at least two electrically isolated N-type device regions having a generally planar common surface; forming a P-type buried subcollar region in a first of the device regions; forming an N-type buried subcollector region in a second of the device regions; forming an N-type base region in the common surface of the first device region; forming a layer of P-doped polysilicon over the base region in the first device region and over the second device region; patterning the layer of P-doped polysilicon to form an emitter contact generally centered on the base region of the first device region and a generally annular base contact on the second device region; forming a layer of insulating material over the patterned layer of P-doped polysilicon; forming a layer of N-doped polysilicon generally conformally over the device; patterning the layer of N-doped polysilicon to form a base contact generally surrounding the emitter contact on the first device region and an emitter contact generally surrounded by the base contact on the second device region; and heating the device at least once to drive impurities from the base and emitter contacts on the first and second device regions into the device regions whereby to form a vertical PNP transistor in the first device region and a vertical NPN transistor in the second device region.

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