Patent classifications
H01L29/6628
BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTORS WITH DUPLICATED TERMINALS
Structures for a bipolar junction transistor and methods of fabricating a structure for a bipolar junction transistor. The structure includes a first base layer, a second base layer, a first terminal positioned between the first base layer and the second base layer, a second terminal, and a third terminal. The first base layer, the second base layer, and the first terminal are positioned between the second terminal and the third terminal. For example, the first terminal may be positioned in a vertical direction between the first and second base layers.
Bipolar junction transistor with vertically integrated resistor
Vertical bipolar junction transistors (VBJTs), each with one or more resistors connected in a circuit in different circuit configurations, are disclosed. The VBJT has an emitter substructure that includes an emitter layer, a collector, an intrinsic base, one or more doped epitaxy regions, and one or more resistors. The intrinsic base, the doped epitaxy region(s), and the resistor(s) are stacked upon one another in a channel between the emitter layer and the collector. Various circuit configurations and structures are described including a common-collector circuit, a common-emitter circuit, and an emitter-degenerate circuit. Methods of making these configuration/structures are disclosed.
Bipolar junction transistors with duplicated terminals
Structures for a bipolar junction transistor and methods of fabricating a structure for a bipolar junction transistor. The structure includes a first base layer, a second base layer, a first terminal positioned between the first base layer and the second base layer, a second terminal, and a third terminal. The first base layer, the second base layer, and the first terminal are positioned between the second terminal and the third terminal. For example, the first terminal may be positioned in a vertical direction between the first and second base layers.
Current source using emitter region as base region isolation structure
A current source includes a substrate, a base region of a first doping type formed in the substrate, an emitter region of a second doping type formed in the substrate and surrounding the base region, a first collector region of the second doping type formed in the base region, and at least one second collector region of the second doping type formed in the base region, wherein the emitter region includes a deep-well portion and an extending portion, the deep-well portion situated beneath the base region, the extending portion laterally surrounding the base region, the extending portion joined at its bottom to the deep-well portion, the extending portion being flush at its top with a top surface of the substrate. A method of forming the current source is also disclosed.
Bipolar junction transistor (BJT) for liquid flow biosensing applications without a reference electrode and large sensing area
A bipolar junction transistor (BJT) containing sensor that includes a vertically oriented stack of an emitter overlying a supporting substrate, a base region present directly atop the emitter and a collector atop the base region. A first extrinsic base region is in contact with a first sidewall of a vertically oriented base region. The first extrinsic base region is electrically contacted to provide the bias current of the bipolar junction transistor during sensor operation. A second extrinsic base region is in contact with a second sidewall of the base region. The second extrinsic base region includes a sensing element. A sample trench is present adjacent to the BJT having a trench sidewall provided by the sensing element.
CURRENT SOURCE AND METHOD OF FORMING SAME
A current source includes a substrate, a base region of a first doping type formed in the substrate, an emitter region of a second doping type formed in the substrate and surrounding the base region, a first collector region of the second doping type formed in the base region, and at least one second collector region of the second doping type formed in the base region, wherein the emitter region includes a deep-well portion and an extending portion, the deep-well portion situated beneath the base region, the extending portion laterally surrounding the base region, the extending portion joined at its bottom to the deep-well portion, the extending portion being flush at its top with a top surface of the substrate. A method of forming the current source is also disclosed.
BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR (BJT) FOR LIQUID FLOW BIOSENSING APPLICATIONS WITHOUT A REFERENCE ELECTRODE AND LARGE SENSING AREA
A bipolar junction transistor (BJT) containing sensor that includes a vertically orientated stack of an emitter overlying a supporting substrate, a base region present directly atop the emitter and a collector atop the base region. A first extrinsic base region in contact with a first sidewall of a vertically orientated base region. The first extrinsic base region is electrically contacted to provide the bias current of the bipolar junction transistor during sensor operation. A second extrinsic base region in contact with a second sidewall of the base region. The second extrinsic base region including a sensing element. A sample trench is present adjacent to the BJT having a trench sidewall provided by the sensing element.
Semiconductor structure and manufacturing method thereof
A semiconductor structure including a substrate, a BJT, a first interconnect structure and a second interconnect structure is provided. The substrate has a first side and a second side opposite to each other. The BJT is located at the first side. The BJT includes a collector, a base and an emitter. The collector is disposed in the substrate. The base is disposed on the substrate. The emitter is disposed on the base. The first interconnect structure is located at the first side and electrically connected to the base. The second interconnect structure is located at the second side and electrically connected to the collector. The first interconnect structure further extends to the second side. The first interconnect structure and the second interconnect structure are respectively electrically connected to an external circuit at the second side. The semiconductor structure can have better overall performance.
Bipolar junction transistor (BJT) for liquid flow biosensing applications without a reference electrode and large sensing area
A bipolar junction transistor (BJT) containing sensor that includes a vertically oriented stack of an emitter overlying a supporting substrate, a base region present directly atop the emitter and a collector atop the base region. A first extrinsic base region is in contact with a first sidewall of a vertically oriented base region. The first extrinsic base region is electrically contacted to provide the bias current of the bipolar junction transistor during sensor operation. A second extrinsic base region is in contact with a second sidewall of the base region. The second extrinsic base region includes a sensing element. A sample trench is present adjacent to the BJT having a trench sidewall provided by the sensing element.
BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR (BJT) FOR LIQUID FLOW BIOSENSING APPLICATIONS WITHOUT A REFERENCE ELECTRODE AND LARGE SENSING AREA
A bipolar junction transistor (BJT) containing sensor that includes a vertically oriented stack of an emitter overlying a supporting substrate, a base region present directly atop the emitter and a collector atop the base region. A first extrinsic base region is in contact with a first sidewall of a vertically oriented base region. The first extrinsic base region is electrically contacted to provide the bias current of the bipolar junction transistor during sensor operation. A second extrinsic base region is in contact with a second sidewall of the base region. The second extrinsic base region includes a sensing element. A sample trench is present adjacent to the BJT having a trench sidewall provided by the sensing element.