Capacitor structure and circuit facilitating increased frequency

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330 38M, 357 14, 357 23, 357 44, 357 48, H01L 2702

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ABSTRACT:
A stabilizing circuit which increases the effective value of a capacitor and the structure of a monolithic capacitor are disclosed. The stabilizing circuit includes a transistor having a base electrode connected to the capacitor and an emitter electrode connected to a point at which it is desired to provide an increased effective capacitance. The capacitor structure is suitable for being included in monolithic integrated circuits having diffused isolation regions. A first plate of the capacitor is formed by a metallization layer, the second plate of the capacitor may be formed by an emitter diffusion into the isolation diffusion. A base diffusion which is conductively connected to the emitter diffusion and to the isolation diffusion facilitates connection of the second plate of the capacitor to the substrate.

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patent: 3560278 (1971-02-01), Sanera
patent: 3702405 (1972-11-01), Zwirn
R. Hibberd - Integrated Circuits, McGraw-Hill- 1969, Texas Instruments, Ltd., pp. 38-40.

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