Elimination of implant damage during manufacture of HBT

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Heterojunction device – Bipolar transistor

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C257S183000, C257S200000, C438S235000, C438S309000, C438S312000, C438S349000, C438S375000

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06847061

ABSTRACT:
During the conventional manufacture of HBTs, implant damage occurs which leads to enhanced internal base diffusion. This problem has been overcome by making the base and base contact area from a single, uniformly doped layer of silicon-germanium. Instead of an ion implant step to selectively reduce the resistance of this layer away from the base, a layer of polysilicon is selectively deposited (using selective epi deposition) onto only that part. Additionally, the performance of the polysilicon emitter is enhanced by means a brief thermal anneal that drives a small amount of opposite doping type silicon into the SiGe base layer.

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