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Exploitable results
Bipolar and bipolar complementary metal oxide semiconductor (biCMOS) technologies offer a number of advantages over other semiconductor fabrication processes, such as pure CMOS, for some important applications in the electronics equipment market. TIBIA (Technology Initiative in BiCMOS for Applications) developed a broad range of biCMOS technologies, including process assembly and support, together with the necessary design and computer aided design (CAD) expertise for exploitation. Supported by many European TIBIA established a world-class 0.5 micron bipolar technology now released.
The technologies developed all have 2 to 5.5 V supply voltages, 0.5 micron minimum geometries, bipolar current gains from 85 to 130, 7 to 30 GHz cut-off frequencies and early voltages from 20 to 35 V. During the project, all partners shifted from G-line to I-line lithography and all used polysilicon emitters, combined with a rapid thermal anneal step to improve the transistor characteristics. Optimal processing conditions for the emitter-base module, which has very many variables, has also been achieved.
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