Complementary bipolar and CMOS on SOI

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437 57, 437 59, 437 21, 148DIG150, H01L 21265

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ABSTRACT:
A method for fabricating BiCMOS on SOI. An SOI wafer (14) with an oxide layer (17) and a nitride layer (16) has areas isolated by a LOCOS or mesa isolation (13). A region (15) is defined for CMOS structures from which the insulating layers (17,16) are removed. A gate oxide (21), a polycrystalline silicon layer (22), and a second insulating layer (23,24) is formed. A region for emitters (26) is defined and nitride deposited to form a spacer (27). An oxide layer (28) is grown over the polycrystalline silicon (22) within the emitter region (26). The wafer (14) is etched to the underlying monocrystalline silicon (18) forming base contacts (31). A polycrystalline silicon spacer (36) is formed from a second polycrystalline layer (43) and an oxide spacer (40) is deposited. A region for bipolar collectors (32) and CMOS areas (34) is defined and a spacer (38) deposited.

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