Dependence of Minority-Carrier Recombination Lifetime on Surface Microroughness in Silicon Wafers
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概要
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The influence of silicon surface microroughness on the minority-carrier recombination life-time has been studied with a laser/microwave photoconductance technique. By means of an algorithm for separating the surface and bulk components, it has been shown that the microroughness considerably affects the surface recombination velocity, in turn the lifetime, of silicon wafers at elevated temperatures. It is found that the smoother results in the higher lifetime.
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- 1993-12-15
著者
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SHIMURA Fumio
Department of Food & Nutrition, Jumonji University
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Daio Hiroshi
Department Of Materials Science And Engineering North Carolina State University
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