Title :
Two-dimensional modeling of the enhanced diffusion in thin base n-p-n bipolar transistors after lateral ion implantations
Author :
Denorme, S. ; Mathiot, D. ; Dollfus, P. ; Mouis, M.
Author_Institution :
France Telecom, CNET-Grenoble, Meylan, France
fDate :
3/1/1995 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Boron diffusion has been simulated in the context of a low thermal budget technology for thin-base integrated bipolar transistors. The simulation was performed using advanced physical models of diffusion, accounting for coupling with point defect diffusion. It has been found that in polysilicon emitter bipolar transistors, where the effect of the emitter implantation has the advantage of being suppressed, the excess point defects generated during the lateral extrinsic base implantations could still induce a nonnegligible broadening of the base and a shrinking of the active region. The influence of such parameters as the type of defects involved and their diffusion coefficient has been investigated
Keywords :
bipolar transistors; diffusion; ion implantation; point defects; rapid thermal annealing; semiconductor device models; B diffusion; Si:B-SiO2; active region shrinking; diffusion coefficient; emitter implantation suppression; enhanced diffusion; lateral extrinsic base implantation; lateral ion implantation; low thermal budget technology; physical models; point defect diffusion; polysilicon emitter bipolar transistors; rapid thermal annealing; simulation; thin base n-p-n bipolar transistors; two-dimensional modeling; BiCMOS integrated circuits; Bipolar transistors; Boron; CMOS technology; Context modeling; Fabrication; Frequency; Helium; Ion implantation; Temperature;
Journal_Title :
Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions on