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titleOfInvention Manufacture of semiconductor device
abstract PURPOSE:To form accurate electrodes of a semiconductor device by forming aluminum electrodes by lift-off using an insulating film, thereby self-aligning the contacts of emitter and base and the pattern of wirings. CONSTITUTION:Phosphorus ions are implanted to part of the surface of an n type insular region surrounded by an isolation oxidized film 5, a high density n type layer 7 to become a collector leading unit is formed, B ions are implanted to form a p type base layer 9. An Si3N4 film 11 of sufficient thickness is formed by utilizing a plasma discharge on an oxidized film 6, selectively dry etched to form a reverse pattern to the electrodes (base and emitter, and collector). As ions are implanted to form an n<+> type emitter 13. Aluminum 14 is deposited on the overall surface, the Si3N4 is dry etched to selectively remove the aluminum on the Si3N4 in a lift-off, and aluminum electrodes 14 which make contact with the emitter, base and collector regions are obtained.
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