Introducing gallium in silicon and thin film polysilicon using self assembled monolayer doping
Introducing gallium in silicon and thin film polysilicon using self assembled monolayer doping
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利用自组装单层掺杂将镓引入硅和薄膜多晶硅中
DOI:
10.1016/j.matlet.2022.132839
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发表时间:
2022
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3
通讯作者:
Santosh Kurinec
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作者:
Carolyn Spaulding;Alex Taylor;Scott Williams;Glenn Packard;Gabriel Curvacho;Santosh Kurinec
Monolayer Doping (MLD) is a technique involving the formation of a self-assembled dopant-containing layer on the substrate. The dopant is subsequently incorporated into the substrate by annealing, forming a diffused region. Following MLD, samples were capped with silicon dioxide and rapid thermal annealed (RTA). In this work, gallium doping using MLD has been demonstrated. Gallium containing compound Tris (2,4 pentanedionato) gallium(III) was synthesized, and shown to be suitable for monolayer doping silicon substrates and deposited thin film polysilicon. Secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS) and spreading resistance probe (SRP) measurements were performed to determine the dopant profiles and dopant electrical activation. These results showed that a dose of 1.6*1015atoms/cm2was received, and the gallium dopant produced a 0.2 µm junction inn-type silicon. For polysilicon, the entire 0.4 μm film was evenly doped, with a concentration greater than 1019atoms/cm3throughout.