DocumentCode :
349501
Title :
Dual ion implantation of non-dopant and dopant ions into Si for defect engineering of shallow p+-junctions
Author :
Ohno, Naotsugu ; Hara, Tohru ; Matsunaga, Yasuhiko ; Current, Michael I.
Author_Institution :
CQR-Japan, Tsukuba, Japan
Volume :
2
fYear :
1999
fDate :
36495
Firstpage :
1047
Abstract :
Dual ion implantation of F had B into silicon is studied. In a pre-amorphized silicon layer by F+ implants prior to B+ implantation at 10 keV with 3×1015/cm2, broadening of B profile can be suppressed markedly in as-implanted B profiles. For instance, the depth of 0.23 μm at a B concentration of 1×1018/cm3 decreases to 0.18 μm by this pre-amorphization. When these layers are annealed at 950°C, B atoms diffuse rapidly 2.3 times faster in the pre-amorphized layer than in the single B+ implantation. In the high dose F+ implantation at doses above 1×1015/cm2, F is trapped with annealing at the peak of the B profile as well as at the F profile peak and near the amorphous-crystalline interface. The effects of F dose and annealing temperature on the F precipitation are described
Keywords :
amorphisation; annealing; boron; diffusion; doping profiles; elemental semiconductors; fluorine; ion implantation; p-n junctions; precipitation; semiconductor doping; silicon; 0.18 to 0.23 mum; 10 keV; 950 C; B; B profile; B+ implantation; F; F precipitation; F trapping; Si; Si:F,B; amorphous-crystalline interface; annealing; as-implanted B profiles; defect engineering; dopant ions; dual ion implantation; high dose F+ implantation; nondopant ions; pre-amorphization; pre-amorphized silicon layer; shallow p+-junctions; silicon; Annealing; Atomic layer deposition; Chemicals; Doping; Implants; Impurities; Ion implantation; Lattices; Silicon; Temperature;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Ion Implantation Technology Proceedings, 1998 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Kyoto
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-4538-X
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/IIT.1998.813860
Filename :
813860
Link To Document :
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