Abstract:
A method of achieving semiconductor substrates having similar surface resistivity comprises implanting ions into semiconductor substrates of very high resistivity and then, preferably, subjecting the substrates to a drive-in diffusion. This method can be utilized in the manufacture of CMOS integrated circuits to achieve transistors having closely matched threshold voltages.
Abstract:
Complementary insulated gate field effect transistors are made compatibly with bipolar transistors in a junction-isolated integrated circuit device by a process which includes the simultaneous redistribution of conductivity modifiers in a well region for an insulated gate field effect transistor and in the isolation regions of the device.