Electrical activity and structural evolution correlations in laser and thermally annealed As‐implanted Si specimens
Electrical activity and structural evolution correlations in laser and thermally annealed As‐implanted Si specimens
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DOI:
10.1063/1.345527
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发表时间:
1990-03
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3.2
通讯作者:
A. Parisini;A. Bourret;A. Armigliato;M. Servidori;S. Solmi;R. Fabbri;J. Regnard;J. Allain
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A. Parisini;A. Bourret;A. Armigliato;M. Servidori;S. Solmi;R. Fabbri;J. Regnard;J. Allain
Laser‐annealed and further thermally annealed arsenic implanted silicon specimens have been investigated in a range of doses from 1×1016 to 5×1016 As/cm2, with different experimental techniques: electrical measurements, transmission electron microscopy (TEM), double‐crystal x‐ray diffractometry (DCD), and extended x‐ray absorption fine structure analysis (EXAFS). On the as laser‐annealed samples, in the whole range of doses examined, a lattice contraction of the doped layer has been evidenced by DCD, whereas, on the same specimens, EXAFS measurements have shown the presence of a local expansion around substitutional As atoms. The relationship between strain and carrier concentration has been found to be approximately linear and can be described by the presence of a size and an electronic effect, as recently proposed in the literature. The former effect represents the atomic size contribution, while the latter is the strain induced by the variation of the conduction‐band minima due to the doping. After a s...