Patent classifications
H10D62/184
Operation of double-base bipolar transistors with additional timing phases at switching transitions
Methods and systems for operating a double-base bidirectional power bipolar transistor. Two timing phases are used to transition into turn-off: one where each base is shorted to its nearest emitter/collector region, and a second one where negative drive is applied to the emitter-side base to reduce the minority carrier population in the bulk substrate. A diode prevents reverse turn-on while negative base drive is being applied.
Bipolar junction transistor layout
A bipolar junction transistor includes an emitter, a base contact, a collector and a shallow trench isolation. The base contact has two base fingers that form a corner to receive the emitter. The collector has two collector fingers extending along the base fingers of the base contact. The shallow trench isolation is disposed in between the emitter and the base contact and in between the base contact and the collector.
SENSORS INCLUDING COMPLEMENTARY LATERAL BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTORS
An integrated radiation sensor for detecting the presence of an environmental material and/or condition includes a sensing structure and first and second lateral bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) having opposite polarities. The first lateral BJT has a base that is electrically coupled to the sensing structure and is configured to generate an output signal indicative of a change in stored charge in the sensing structure. The second lateral BJT is configured to amplify the output signal of the first bipolar junction transistor. The first and second lateral BJTs, the sensing structure, and the substrate on which they are formed comprise a monolithic structure.
SUPERLATTICE LATERAL BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR
A bipolar junction transistor includes an intrinsic base formed on a substrate. The intrinsic base includes a superlattice stack including a plurality of alternating layers of semiconductor material. A collector and emitter are formed adjacent to the intrinsic base on opposite sides of the base. An extrinsic base structure is formed on the intrinsic base.
SUPERLATTICE LATERAL BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR
A bipolar junction transistor includes an intrinsic base formed on a substrate. The intrinsic base includes a superlattice stack including a plurality of alternating layers of semiconductor material. A collector and emitter are formed adjacent to the intrinsic base on opposite sides of the base. An extrinsic base structure is formed on the intrinsic base.
ULTRA-SENSITIVE BIOSENSOR BASED ON LATERAL BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR HAVING SELF-ALIGNED EPITAXIALLY GROWN BASE
An exemplary biosensor sensor for detecting the presence of a biological material includes an SOI substrate, a BJT formed on at least a portion of the substrate, and a sensing structure formed on at least a portion of an upper surface of the BJT. The BJT includes an emitter region, a collector region and a self-aligned epitaxially grown intrinsic base region laterally adjacent to the emitter and collector regions. The sensing structure includes an opening, centered above and exposing the intrinsic base region, and at least one dielectric layer formed in the opening and contacting at least a portion of the intrinsic base region. The dielectric layer is configured to respond to charges in biological molecules.
Ultra-sensitive biosensor based on lateral bipolar junction transistor having self-aligned epitaxially grown base
An exemplary biosensor sensor for detecting the presence of a biological material includes an SOI substrate, a BJT formed on at least a portion of the substrate, and a sensing structure formed on at least a portion of an upper surface of the BJT. The BJT includes an emitter region, a collector region and a self-aligned epitaxially grown intrinsic base region laterally adjacent to the emitter and collector regions. The sensing structure includes an opening, centered above and exposing the intrinsic base region, and at least one dielectric layer formed in the opening and contacting at least a portion of the intrinsic base region. The dielectric layer is configured to respond to charges in biological molecules.
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT WITH RESURF REGION BIASING UNDER BURIED INSULATOR LAYERS
Complementary high-voltage bipolar transistors in silicon-on-insulator (SOl) integrated circuits is disclosed. In one disclosed embodiment, a collector region is formed in an epitaxial silicon layer disposed over a buried insulator layer. A base region and an emitter are disposed over the collector region. An n-type region is formed under the buried insulator layer (BOX) by implanting donor impurity through the active region of substrate and BOX into a p-substrate. Later in the process flow this n-type region is connected from the top by doped poly-silicon plug and is biased at Vcc. In this case it will deplete lateral portion of PNP collector region and hence, will increase its BV.
Manufacturing method of semiconductor structure
A manufacturing method of a semiconductor structure provides a substrate. A well having a first conductive type and a well having a second conductive type are formed in the substrate, respectively. A body region is formed in the well having the second conductive type. A first doped region and a second doped region are formed in the well having the first conductive type and the body region respectively. The first and second doped regions have same polarities, and a dopant concentration of the second doped region is higher than that of the first doped region. A third doped region is formed in the well having the second conductive type and between the first and second doped regions. The third and first doped regions have reverse polarities. A first field plate is formed on a surface region between the second and third doped regions.
Device for measuring oxidation-reduction potential and method for measuring oxidation-reduction potential
Provided is a small-sized device for measuring an oxidation-reduction potential, whereby an oxidation-reduction current and an oxidation-reduction potential can be measured by reducing noise even when a signal from a solution being measured is small. A device for measuring an oxidation-reduction potential is provided with a substrate (10), a working electrode (15) mounted on a surface of the substrate (10), and a bipolar transistor (21) for amplifying the output of the working electrode (15) also provided on the surface of the substrate (10), and the signal amplified by the bipolar transistor (21) is inputted to a processing circuit (18).