Coexistence of Two Types of Nucleation Sites for Oxygen Precipitates in Czochralski Silicon
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We have found that the nuclei effective for annealing at 800℃ are dominantly generated at two characteristic temperatures of 500℃ and 650℃. Carbon-related oxygen aggregates, whose density increases with increasing carbon concentration, are generated at temperatures around 500℃. Thermal-donor-related oxygen aggregates which thermal donors grow into are additionally created at temperatures around 500℃. In low-carbon-content silicon, thermal-donor-related oxygen aggregates are dominantly created at 500℃. Another type of carbon-related oxygen aggregate is generated at temperatures around 650℃. The rapid nucleation in high-carbon-content silicon during annealing at 500℃ for only 30 min is resonably explained by considering that carbon-related oxygen aggregates formed at about 500℃ are composed of C_i-O_2 complexes.
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- 1992-08-15
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