Chemical Vapor Deposition of Single Crystalline β ‐ SiC Films on Silicon Substrate with Sputtered SiC Intermediate Layer
Chemical Vapor Deposition of Single Crystalline β ‐ SiC Films on Silicon Substrate with Sputtered SiC Intermediate Layer
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DOI:
10.1149/1.2129570
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发表时间:
1980-12
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
S. Nishino;Y. Hazuki;H. Matsunami;Tetsuro Tanaka
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作者:
S. Nishino;Y. Hazuki;H. Matsunami;Tetsuro Tanaka
A single crystal of E-SiC was grown by chemical vapor deposition using an SiH4-C3Hs-H2 system on a silicon substrate with a sputtered layer. The grown layer of 4# m thickness was confirmed as a single crystal by examination with reflection electron diffraction and x-ray diffraction. To reduce the large mismatch between E-SiC and a silicon substrate, a sputtered/3-SIC layer was employed as a buffer layer. Even though the sputtered layer was polycrystalline, the subsequent layer deposited by CVD was a single crystal. The crystal~ inity of the deposited layer was strongly affected by the thickness of the sputtered layer, the substrate temperature during sputtering, and the temperature of chemical vapor deposition.Silicon carbide (SIC) is an interesting material for electronic and optical device applications because of its high temperature stability and large energy gap. The cubic form, z-SiC, has a bandgap energy of 2.35 eV (1) at room temperature, an electron mobility of 1000 cm2/V. sec (2), and a drift velocity of 2.7• l0 T cm/sec (at 2• 105 V/cm)(3). These properties are particularly attractive for minority carrier as well as majority carrier device applications. However, a large area substrate is not available because of the difficulty of crystal growth. Crystals of z-SiC obtained by a sublimation process (Lely method) have small size and irregular shapes, thus complicating wafer processing for device fabrication. In order to