P-type buffer layers for integrated circuits
CA 1315018 C · Owner: Salerno, Jack P. · Inventors: Salerno, Jack P.; Fan, John C. C.; Lee, Jhang Woo
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Abstract of the Disclosure, An integrated circuit having an epitaxial GaAs buffer layer containing p-type dopant is disclosed. The epitaxial p-doped buffer has a lower point defect/impurity density than bulk, melt-grown GaAs buffer layers and a lower carrier mobility than comparable n-doped buffer layers, and forms p-n junctions with n-doped regions of transistors resident on the buffer layer. The buffer substantially reduces interdevice and intradevice parasitic currents as well as sidegating and backgating. Furthermore, the p-doped epitaxial buffer enhances device isolation.
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- Granted March 23, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 23, 2010.
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