Method of manufacturing vertical complementary bipolar transisto

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29577, 29578, 29580, 148187, 307315, 357 44, 357 46, 357 56, H01L 2120, H01L 2906, H01L 2704

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ABSTRACT:
A device having complementary transistors and method of manufacturing same.
A monolithic device which comprises at least two transistors of opposite conductivity types.
The device is provided on a substrate which is covered with an epitaxial region of the opposite conductivity type and in this region the base of a transistor is formed by a localized epitaxial layer which is present above the said region, the collector of the said transistor and the base of the other transistor adjoining each other in said region.
Amplifiers of the Darlington type FIG. 4.

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