M. Badila, C. Codreanu, G. Brezeanu, B. Marinescu, A.M. Stoica
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Low parasitic elements and self aligned contacts technology for high frequency bipolar integrated circuits
A new high performance technology (with low parasitic elements) for high frequency bipolar circuits is proposed. The new technologies upgrade a classical "LISA" (local implantation self aligned) technology using a 14 masks process. The demonstrator circuits are a "Gilbert" cell, and some broad band high frequency amplifiers.