Patent
1990-05-21
1991-01-22
James, Andrew J.
357 22, 357 237, 357 2311, 357 35, 357 41, 357 47, 357 63, 357 67, H01L 2712, H01L 2980, H01L 2972
Patent
active
049874713
ABSTRACT:
A dielectrically-isolated structure and method of fabricating the same is disclosed wherein the structure includes a layer of silicide which is selectively doped, preferably using an ion implantation process. The doped silicide is then used as the diffusion source for the subsequent formation (through a heat treatment) of various active portions (collector, emitter, drain, source, for example) of a variety of high-voltage, high-speed active devices. The non-doped silicide is advantageously utilized as a low-resistance contact between the buried diffusion region and the surface electrode.
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Easter William G.
Feygenson Anatoly
AT&T Bell Laboratories
James Andrew J.
Koba W. W.
Ngo Ngan Van
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