Lateral bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) on silicon-on-insulator (SOI) substrates
A transistor and substrate technology, applied in the field of semiconductor transistor devices, can solve problems such as difficulty in achieving high doping concentration, heavy doping of polysilicon materials, etc.
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[0010] now refer to Figure 2 to Figure 13 , Figure 2 to Figure 13 The process steps to form the improved lateral BJT device are shown. It will be understood that the drawings do not necessarily show features drawn to scale.
[0011] figure 2 A silicon-on-insulator (SOI) semiconductor substrate 112 including a stacked semiconductor substrate 114 , an insulating layer 116 and a silicon semiconductor layer 118 is shown. The silicon semiconductor layer 118 may be doped depending on the application, or alternatively may be undoped (in which case the SOI substrate 112 is of the "fully depleted" type). For example, the semiconductor layer 118 may have a thickness of 6nm-12nm. The insulating layer 116 is generally referred to in the art as a buried oxide (BOX) layer and has a thickness of 10 nm-30 nm.
[0012] In alternative embodiments, semiconductor layer 118 may be formed of a different semiconductor material, such as silicon germanium (SiGe).
[0013] The thickness of the...
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