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titleOfInvention Bipolar transistor with silicided sub-collector
abstract Embodiments of the invention provide a semiconductor device including a collector in an active region; a first and a second sub-collector, the first sub-collector being a heavily doped semiconductor material adjacent to the collector and the second sub-collector being a silicided sub-collector next to the first sub-collector; and a silicided reach-through in contact with the second sub-collector, wherein the first and second sub-collectors and the silicided reach-throguh provide a continuous conductive pathway for electrical charges collected by the collector from the active region. Embodiments of the invention also provide methods of fabricating the same.
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