Process for fabricating monolithic circuits having matched complementary transistors and product
AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsRobert A. Stehlin, William F. Cashion
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AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsRobert A. Stehlin, William F. Cashion
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A process for fabricating a monolithic integrated circuit having matched semiconductor devices and P-N junction isolation regions, with the collector regions for the semiconductor devices of one polarity type and the isolation regions being formed by up-diffusing impurities from a selected surface of a substrate of one conductivity type though an epitaxial layer of opposite conductivity type formed thereon, so that such collector regions are surrounded by material of opposite conductivity type, and the P-N junction isolation regions selectively isolate semiconductor devices of opposite polarity type from other circuit elements, wherein such collector regions and P-N junction isolation regions have retrograded impurity concentration profiles.
A monolithic integrated circuit including a substrate of one conductivity type and an epitaxial layer thereon of opposite conductivity type, said circuit having matched complementary transistors comprising in combination:
A monolithic integrated circuit having matched complementary transistors, comprising in combination:
A monolithic integrated circuit having matched complementary transistors, comprising in combination:
A process for fabricating a monolithic integrated circuit having matched complementary transistors, comprising the following steps:
A monolithic integrated circuit having matched complementary transistors comprising in combination:
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