DocumentCode
440049
Title
High performance ECL gates made by SEL method
Author
Hayasaka, A. ; Kaji, T. ; Honma, Y. ; Harada, Shingo
Volume
22
fYear
1976
fDate
1976
Firstpage
48
Lastpage
50
Abstract
A new process utilizing self-aligned etching and lift-off (SEL) techniques has been developed to fabricate high performance bipolar integrated circuits. The feature of the SEL is to use a polyimide film both for side etching and life-off of metal films, in order to achieve very fine lines (e. g. with 1µm width or spacing) with conventional photolithographic techniques. Integrated ECL gates have been fabricated both with conventional and SEL techiques and compared over wide ranges of power dissipation and /or speed. In the integrated circuits were employed dielectrically isolated, arsenic diffused transistors with fT of 2.0 to 2. 5 GHz. At the gate consisting of devices with 1µm emitter stripe, stage delays of about 0.4ns and power-delay products of about 1pJ were observed. It was also confirmed that the SEL technique is effective to reduce metal line spacings and to minimize parasitic capacitances.
Keywords
Aluminum; Bipolar integrated circuits; Capacitance; Delay; Dielectrics; Etching; Laboratories; Metallization; Polyimides; Power dissipation;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electron Devices Meeting, 1976 International
Conference_Location
IEEE
Type
conf
Filename
1478694
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