Bipolar PROM having transistors with reduced base widths

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365105, 365174, 357 46, 357 20, 357 48, G11C 1700, H01L 2702

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048051411

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device having a vertical transistor consisting of a semiconductor substrate, a first semiconductor region, and a second semiconductor region operatively functioning as a collector, a base, and an emitter of a transistor. By providing a high concentration region in the first semiconductor region, the base width of the transistor is narrowed. In a PROM, a reverse current preventing transistor with such a narrowed base width in each memory cell can be driven by a decoder/driver with a lowered driving power consumption.

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