Noncontact Characterization for Carrier Recombination Center Related to Si-SiO_2 Interface
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The energy levels of carrier recombination centers originating from an Si-SiO_2 interface were investigated for the first time by means of a noncontact and nondestructive laser/microwave photoconductance technique. An energy level of the carrier recombination center around 0.2 eV which can be attributed to a trivalent silicon defect, i.e., the P_<b0> center, was obtained from the temperature dependence of the Shockley-Read-Hall lifetime for (100) silicon wafers with native or thermal oxide.
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- 1993-03-15
著者
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SHIMURA Fumio
Department of Food & Nutrition, Jumonji University
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Katayama Ken-ichi
Department Of Materials Science And Engineering North Carolina State University
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