Versatile BiCMOS Technology Platform for the Low-cost Integration of Multi-purpose Applications

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Integration of Horizontal Current Bipolar Transistor (HCBT) with CMOS requires fewer additional fabrication steps as compared to vertical-current bipolar devices having state-of-The-Art electrical characteristics both in demonstrated implanted-base technology and in simulated SiGe-base technology. HCBT's noise characteristics and large-signal performance for RF applications is tuned by the collector region design and the optimum device for each application is identified and characterized. High-voltage transistors are demonstrated in HCBT technology with BVCEO from 2.8 V to above 70 V enabling the integration RF and power management and other high-voltage circuits the HCBT with SiGe base exhibits a potential of further improving the highest-performance vertical-current SiGe HBTs and overcoming their integration limitations with CMOS due to geometrical and material incompatibility.

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Suligoj, T., Zilak, J., Osrecki, Z., & Koricic, M. (2021). Versatile BiCMOS Technology Platform for the Low-cost Integration of Multi-purpose Applications. In LAEDC 2021 - IEEE Latin America Electron Devices Conference. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. https://doi.org/10.1109/LAEDC51812.2021.9437969

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