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Essential Windows CE Application Programming by Robert Burdick Wiley Computer Publishing, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. ISBN: 0471327476 Pub Date: 03/01/99

ESD design layout practices that can be learned from these results are as follows:  Ordering of the collector, base, and emitter regions can in uence the current paths within a bipolar transistor and in uence the ESD robustness (e.g., ordering of bipolar transistors are CBE, CEB, CEBC, CBEBC, etc.).  Placement of the extrinsic collector and base contacts can lead to parasitic current paths and in uence the ESD robustness of the bipolar transistor.  Addition of a second emitter structure (e.g., in a single emitter structure) that is nearest to the extrinsic base contact can lead to an avoidance of the E B ESD failure mechanism.  Addition of a phantom emitter is a local emitter to the extrinsic base contact region.  Additional phantom emitter structure can be a butted-contact structure (n emitter and p base implant).