Au-Induced Low-Temperature (∼250°C) Crystallization of Si on Insulator Through Layer-Exchange Process
Au-Induced Low-Temperature (∼250°C) Crystallization of Si on Insulator Through Layer-Exchange Process
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DOI:
10.1149/1.3562275
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2011-06
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J. Park;M. Kurosawa;Naoyuki Kawabata;M. Miyao;T. Sadoh
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作者:
J. Park;M. Kurosawa;Naoyuki Kawabata;M. Miyao;T. Sadoh
Au-induced crystallization of Si through a layer-exchange process has been investigated to achieve poly-Si films on insulators at low-temperatures (∼ 250 C). By annealing (250–350 C) of amorphous Si (a-Si)/Au stacked structures formed on insulators, the positions of Si/Au layers are inverted, and Au/poly-Si stacked structures are obtained. This Au-induced layer-exchange growth technique at low-temperatures (∼ 250 C) should be very useful to obtain poly-Si films on flexible substrates, which are employed as template layers for growth of high quality Si 1–x Ge x (x: 0–1) films to realize flexible high-speed thin-film transistors and flexible high-efficiency solar cells.