Bipolar transistor

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357 34, 357 59, H01L 2712, H01L 2972, H01L 2904

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048600822

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor substrate, an active region positioned in a portion of the substrate and a field insulating layer surrounding the active region and partially embedded in the substrate. The semiconductor device according to the present invention further comprises an insulating member positioned under and attached to the bottom of the field insulating layer and surrounding the active region with the field insulating layer. Because of this insulating member, the thickness of the field insulating layer can be reduced to a small value. Therefore, a PN junction formed in the active region can be terminated at the insulating member without any sharp curvature, that is, the PN junction can extend flatly. Further, silicon crystal near the field insulating layer has only a small amount of defects or no defect so that any abnormal diffusion of impurity near the field insulating layer can be prevented. An element such as a bipolar transistor formed in the active region can realize an increased breakdown voltage.

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patent: 3648125 (1972-03-01), Peltzer
patent: 3947299 (1976-03-01), Weijland et al.
patent: 4199378 (1980-04-01), van Gils
patent: 4396933 (1983-08-01), Magdo et al.

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