Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1990-04-02
1992-08-18
Hearn, Brian E.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437 67, 437162, 437200, 148DIG10, H01L 2133
Patent
active
051399610
ABSTRACT:
A high performance bipolar transistor and a method of fabrication. Base resistance is reduced by a self-aligned silicide formed in the single-crystal region of the extrinsic base, thereby eliminating the polysilicon to single-crystal contact resistance as well as shunting the resistance of the single-crystal extrinsic base region. Oxide from the sidewall of the polysilicon local interconnection is selectively removed prior to silicide formation. Therefore, selected sidewalls of the poly interconnect layer also becomes silicided. This results in significant reductions in resistance of the interconnection, particularly for sub-micron geometries. Improved techniques for forming field oxide regions and for forming base regions of bipolar transistors are also disclosed.
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Bastani Bamdad
Biswal Madan
Blair Christopher S.
Bouknight James L.
Davies Tad
Chaudhari C.
Hearn Brian E.
National Semiconductor Corporation
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