Multi-emitter transistor having heavily doped N+ regions surrounding base region of transistors
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsSenji Shoji, Kenjiro Yasunari, Yasunobu Kosa
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsSenji Shoji, Kenjiro Yasunari, Yasunobu Kosa
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In a semiconductor integrated circuit device in which a plurality of regions each having a semiconductor element such as a PN junction diode and a transistor are isolated electrically from one another by PN junctions formed between the respective regions and a semiconductor isolation region, gold is introduced into the regions having the semiconductor elements and the isolation region while at least one diffused region heavily doped, for example, with phosphorus is formed in the isolation region adjacent to the region having the PN junction diode or the transistor thereby to prevent the breakdown voltage of the backwardly biased PN junction in the diode or the transistor from decreasing. Further by surrounding all the transistors, at least in one of which gold is diffused, formed in one integrated circuit with heavily doped N.sup.+-type regions an integrated circuit with transistors having a small variation in current amplification factor is obtained.
A multi-emitter transistor comprising a semiconductor substrate having a major surface, said semiconductor substrate being doped with a life time killer material;
In a multi-emitter transistor structure, said multi-emitter transistor structure being doped with a lifetime killer material, comprising:
In a multi-emitter transistor structure said multi-emitter structure being doped with a life time killer material, comprising:
An integrated circuit device comprising a semiconductor substrate of a first conductivity type having a major surface;
An integrated circuit device comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.