Semiconductor integrated circuit and manufacturing method theref

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437 47, 437919, 437 75, 437 31, 437 60, 148DIG14, 357 51, H01L 2704

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ABSTRACT:
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor integrated circuit comprises the steps of: forming an epitaxial layer covering a semiconductor substrate and buried layers; forming isolation regions dividing the epitaxial layer into a plurality of islands; forming a lower electrode region of an MIS type capacitor in one of the islands; forming a base region of a vertical bipolar transistor simultaneously with or independently from the lower electrode in another island; depositing a thin dielectric layer of the MIS type capacitor on a portion of the lower electrode region; thereafter selectively diffusing impurities into the surface layer of the base region so as to form an emitter region of the vertical bipolar transistor; and forming an upper electrode of the MIS type capacitor on the thin dielectric layer.

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