Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1992-10-05
1993-12-28
Thomas, Tom
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437 31, 437 59, 437 60, 148DIG9, 148DIG150, H01L 21265
Patent
active
052739155
ABSTRACT:
An SOI wafer (10) is separated into a bipolar junction transistor area (18) and an MOS transistor area (19). A bipolar junction transistor having a collector region (25), and emitter region (44), an inactive base region (33), and an active base region (43) is formed on a thin film of semiconductor material (13) in the bipolar junction transistor area (18). A link between the inactive base region (33) and the active base region (43) is formed from a polysilicon spacer (42) along an edge or sidewall of emitter openings (39 or 40). Simultaneously with the formation of the bipolar junction transistor, MOS transistors are formed in the MOS transistor area (19). Electrically conductive contacts (56) in the bipolar junction transistor area (18) and the MOS transistor area (19) are formed from a silicide. Both complementary bipolar junction transistors and MOS transistors may be formed.
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Foerstner Juergen A.
Hwang Bor-Yuan
Barbee Joe E.
Dover Rennie William
Motorola Inc.
Nguyen Tuan
Thomas Tom
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