Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Bipolar transistor structure – With enlarged emitter area
Patent
1997-11-04
1999-10-12
Hardy, David B.
Active solid-state devices (e.g., transistors, solid-state diode
Bipolar transistor structure
With enlarged emitter area
257587, 257593, 257526, H01L 29732
Patent
active
059659300
ABSTRACT:
A high frequency bipolar transistor (30, 60) having reduced capacitance and inductance is formed over a substrate (61). The substrate (61) is heavily doped to form a low resistance current path. A lightly doped epitaxial layer (62) isolates the substrate (61) from layers which form the transistor. The epitaxial layer (62) is the same conductivity type as the substrate (61). A topside substrate contact (73) couples an emitter of the transistor (60) to the substrate (61). The backside of the substrate (61) is metalized and conductively attached to a leaded flag of a leadframe (51) thereby eliminating wirebond inductance in the emitter of the transistor.
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Lincoln Michael G.
Sakamoto Kurt K.
Zdebel Peter J.
Dover Rennie W.
Hardy David B.
Motorola Inc.
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