Giant-Lateral-Growth of SiGe Stripes on Insulating-Substrate by Self-Organized-Seeding and Rapid-Melting-Growth in Solid-Liquid Coexisting Region
Giant-Lateral-Growth of SiGe Stripes on Insulating-Substrate by Self-Organized-Seeding and Rapid-Melting-Growth in Solid-Liquid Coexisting Region
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10.1149/2.003405ssl
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2014
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R. Matsumura;Ryusuke Kato;Y. Tojo;M. Kurosawa;T. Sadoh;M. Miyao
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R. Matsumura;Ryusuke Kato;Y. Tojo;M. Kurosawa;T. Sadoh;M. Miyao
Formation of SiGe crystals with large-grain on insulating-substrates is desired to achieve high-speed thin-film-transistors (TFT). We examine rapid-thermal annealing (950–1100 C) of a-Si 0.15 Ge 0.85-stripe (2–15-μm-stripe-width) on insulator structures in solid-liquid-coexisting temperature-region. Formation of Si-rich micro-crystal-nuclei during annealing is clearly evidenced, where Si concentration and areal-density of micro-crystals are uniquely determined by annealing-temperature. Such self-organized-seeding enables lateral rapid-melting-growth from micro-crystals during cooling. The micro-crystals density per-unit-length is proportional to stripe-width, which results in enlargement of lateral-growth-length by narrowing stripe-width. Consequently, giant-lateral-growth of SiGe grains (∼ 300-μm-length, 0–40%-Si-concentration) are achieved for narrow-stripe-width of 2 μm at 1050 C. This technique facilitates advanced TFT for high-performance system-in-displays.