A high performance epitaxial SiGe-base ECL BiCMOS technology
D.L. Harame, E.F. Crabbe, et al.
IEDM 1992
This letter describes a submicrometer self-aligned bipolar technology developed to minimize the device topography and to provide shallow profiles for high-performance ECL applications. The technology features 0.8-µm design rules, planar beakless field oxide, polysilicon-filled deep trench isolation, and the use of rapid thermal annealing (RTA). Conventional ECL circuits with 35-ps gate delays, a novel accoupled active-pull-down (APD) ECL circuit with 21-ps gate delay, and a 1/128 static frequency divider operated at a maximum clocking frequency of 12.5 GHz have been demonstrated using this technology. © 1989 IEEE
D.L. Harame, E.F. Crabbe, et al.
IEDM 1992
Denny Duan-Lee Tang, Edward Hackbarth, et al.
IEEE T-ED
J.N. Burghartz, B.J. Ginsberg, et al.
IEEE Electron Device Letters
Keith A. Jenkins, J.D. Cressler
IEDM 1988