NASA NTRS · 20100025730
T-Shaped Emitter Metal Structures for HBTs
Abstract
Metal emitter structures in a class of developmental InP-based high-speed heterojunction bipolar transistors (HBTs) have been redesigned to have T-shaped cross sections. T-cross-section metal features have been widely used in Schottky diodes and high-electron-mobility transistors, but not in HBTs. As explained, the purpose served by the present T cross-sectional shapes is to increase fabrication yields beyond those achievable with the prior cross-sectional shapes.
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Fung, King Man, Samoska, Lorene, Velebir, James, Muller, Richard, Echternach, Pierre, Siegel, Peter, Smith, Peter, Martin, Suzanne, Malik, Roger, Rodwell, Mark, Urteaga, Miguel, Paidi, Vamsi, Griffith, Zack. 2006-05-01. T-Shaped Emitter Metal Structures for HBTs. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100025730
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