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COMPLEMENTARY SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES IN MONOLITHIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

  • US 3,638,079 A
  • Filed: 01/28/1970
  • Issued: 01/25/1972
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/28/1970
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A monolithic integrated circuit structure comprising a substrate of semiconductor material of one conductivity type;

  • a first layer of semiconductor material of the opposite conductivity type contiguous the substrate;

    a second layer of semiconductor material of the one conductivity type contiguous the first layer;

    a first isolation barrier of the one conductivity type extending through the first layer into the substrate and into the second layer to form a first sector including an electrically isolated section of the first layer and the overlying section of the second layer;

    a second isolation barrier of the opposite conductivity type extending through the second layer to the first layer to form a second sector including an electrically isolated section of the second layer;

    a first bipolar transistor within the first sector including a collector region of the opposite conductivity type formed at the interface of said first and second layers and having portions extending to the surface of said second layer;

    a base region of semiconductor material of the second layer of the one conductivity type; and

    an emitter region formed of semiconductor material of the second layer converted to the opposite conductivity type;

    a second bipolar transistor, complementary to the first bipolar transistor, within the second sector including a collector region formed of semiconductor material of the second layer of the one conductivity type;

    a base region formed of semiconductor material of the second layer converted to the opposite conductivity type; and

    an emitter region formed of semiconductor material of the second layer of the one conductivity type.

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