Process for preparing a heterojunction bipolar transistor

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ABSTRACT:
A process for preparing a bipolar transistor for very high frequencies is described, which is especially advantageous for the preparation of heterobipolar transistors and leads to components with low parasitic capacities and low base lead resistance. The process includes forming a structured first layer with collector zone and insulation areas surrounding the collector zone on a monocrystalline lead layer. A series of monocrystalline transistor layers are grown on the first layer over the collector zone by differential epitaxy and a series of polycrystalline layers is grown at the same time over the insulation areas. A series of polycrystalline layers is designed as a base lead.

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