A semiconductor device is described herein. The semiconductor device includes a substrate and a collector region in the substrate. The semiconductor device also includes a plurality of emitter regions in the substrate, each of the plurality emitter regions separate from each other, wherein the plurality of emitter regions is disposed in an area bounded by the collector region.

The present disclosure generally relates to a buried channel semiconductor device that includes one or more energy barrier modulation regions. In an example, a device includes a source/drain region, an energy barrier modulation region, a channel covering surface region, and a gate structure. The source/drain region is in a doped region in a semiconductor substrate that has an upper surface. The energy barrier modulation and channel covering surface regions are in the doped region and at the upper surface. The gate structure is over the upper surface. The energy barrier modulation and channel covering surface regions underlie the gate structure. The energy barrier modulation region is laterally between the source/drain and channel covering surface regions. The doped and energy barrier modulation regions are doped with a first conductivity type, and the source/drain and channel covering surface regions are doped with a second conductivity type opposite from the first conductivity type.

In one aspect, a method of fabricating a bipolar transistor device on a wafer includes the following steps. A dummy gate is formed on the wafer, wherein the dummy gate is present over a portion of the wafer that serves as a base of the bipolar transistor. The wafer is doped to form emitter and collector regions on both sides of the dummy gate. A dielectric filler layer is deposited onto the wafer surrounding the dummy gate. The dummy gate is removed selective to the dielectric filler layer, thereby exposing the base. The base is recessed. The base is re-grown from an epitaxial material selected from the group consisting of: SiGe, Ge, and a III-V material. Contacts are formed to the base. Techniques for co-fabricating a bipolar transistor and CMOS FET devices are also provided.

A lateral bipolar junction transistor (LBJT) device that may include a dielectric stack including a pedestal of a base region passivating dielectric and a nucleation dielectric layer; and a base region composed of a germanium containing material or a type III-V semiconductor material in contact with the pedestal of the base region passivating dielectric. An emitter region and collector region may be present on opposing sides of the base region contacting a sidewall of the pedestal of the base region passivating dielectric and an upper surface of the nucleation dielectric layer.

A lateral bipolar junction transistor (LBJT) device that may include a dielectric stack including a pedestal of a base region passivating dielectric and a nucleation dielectric layer; and a base region composed of a germanium containing material or a type III-V semiconductor material in contact with the pedestal of the base region passivating dielectric. An emitter region and collector region may be present on opposing sides of the base region contacting a sidewall of the pedestal of the base region passivating dielectric and an upper surface of the nucleation dielectric layer.

Aspects of the present disclosure provides a device comprising a P-type semiconductor substrate, an N-type tub above the semiconductor substrate, a P-type region provided in the N-type tub isolated by one or more P-type isolation structures, and an N-type punch-through stopper provided under the P-type regions isolated by the isolation structure(s). The punch-through stopper is heavily doped compared to the N-type tub. The P-type region has a width between the two isolation structures that is equal to or less than that of the N-type punch-through stopper.

A lateral bipolar transistor includes trench emitter and trench collector regions to form ultra-narrow emitter regions, thereby improving emitter efficiency. The same trench process is used to form the emitter/collector trenches as well as the trench isolation structures so that no additional processing steps are needed to form the trench emitter and collector. In embodiments of the present invention, the trench emitter and trench collector regions may be formed using ion implantation into trenches formed in a semiconductor layer. In other embodiments, the trench emitter and trench collector regions may be formed by out-diffusion of dopants from heavily doped polysilicon filled trenches.

A method of making a bipolar transistor includes patterning a first photoresist over a collector region of the bipolar transistor, the first photoresist defining a first opening. The method further includes performing a first implantation process through the first opening. The method further includes patterning a second photoresist over the collector region, the second photoresist defining a second opening different from the first opening. The method further includes performing a second implantation process through the second opening, wherein a dopant concentration resulting from the second implantation process is different from a dopant concentration resulting from the first implantation process.

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.

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.