Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1989-06-29
1991-11-12
Chaudhuri, Olin
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437200, 437984, 437 57, 148DIG19, 148DIG10, H01L 21331
Patent
active
050647733
ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a bipolar transistor. A base region is implanted into an epitaxial layer. An emitter and collector contact regions are formed of doped polysilicon on the epitaxial layer, the emitter being formed over the base region. The implant is below the surface of the epitaxial layer in all regions not covered by the collector region. Low resistance silicide contacts, such as titanium or cobalt, are formed on the structure in a self-aligned fashion. This method is well suited for forming BJTs as part of BiCMOS circuits.
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Chaudhuri Olin
Quach T. N.
Raytheon Company
Sharkansky Richard M.
Walsh Edmund J.
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