Rapid Electron Beam Reacted Tantalum/Titanium Bilayers on Silicon : Semiconductors and Semiconductor Devices
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The electrical and structural characteristics of tantalum-titanium bilayers on silicon reacted by electron beam heating have been investigated over a wide range of temperature and time conditions. The reacted layers exhibit low sheet resistance and stable electrical characteristics up to at least 1100℃. Titanium starts reacting from 750℃ onwards for 100 milliseconds reaction times whereas tantalum starts reacting only above 900℃ for such short reaction times. RBS results confirm that silicon is the major diffusing species and there is no evidence for the formation of ternary silicides. Reactions have also been explored on millisecond time scales by non-isothermal heating.
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- 1988-12-20
著者
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AHMED H.
Microelectronics Research Centre, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge
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Mahmood F
Cambridge Univ. Cambridge Gbr
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RAMAN V.K.
Microelectronics Research Laboratory, Physics Department, University of Cambridge
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MAHMOOD F
Microelectronics Research Laboratory, Physics Department, University of Cambridge
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MCMAHON R.A.
Microelectronics Research Laboratory, Physics Department, University of Cambridge
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JEYNES C.
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Surrey
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Jeynes C.
Department Of Electrical And Electronic Engineering University Of Surrey
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Raman V.k.
Microelectronics Research Laboratory Physics Department University Of Cambridge
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Mcmahon R.a.
Microelectronics Research Laboratory Physics Department University Of Cambridge
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Ahmed H.
Microelectronics Research Center Cavendish Laboratory University Of Cambridge
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