Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Coating – forming or etching by sputtering
Patent
1987-08-12
1988-07-26
Morgenstern, Norman
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Processes and products
Coating, forming or etching by sputtering
427 38, 427101, 427102, 427103, 29620, 437918, B05D 512, B05D 306, H01C 1706
Patent
active
047598360
ABSTRACT:
A thin film resistor is formed using sputtering to deposit a thin film of resistive material on an insulating surface. The sputter target is composed of constituents which are normally present in relatively large quantities in thin film resistors, such as chromium silicide and silicon carbide. The sputtered thin film material is formed into resistor regions. An insulating layer is deposited over the thin film material. Ions (e.g., boron ions) are then implanted into the thin film through the insulating layer. These implanted constituents have a significant effect on the temperature coefficient and sheet resistance of the thin film resistor. Ion implantation of these constituents enables more control over the characteristics of the thin film resistor as compared to prior art techniques not using ion implantation.
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Blanchard Richard A.
Chin Barry L.
Hill Lorimer K.
Burke Margaret
MacPherson Alan H.
Morgenstern Norman
Ogonowsky Brian D.
Siliconix incorporated
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