A Self-Aligned Mo-Silicide Formation
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概要
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Mo-silicides, formed by a new technique combining ion implantation through metal film (ITM) to induce metal/Si interface mixing and also to form doped layers with appropriate subsequent annealings, were found to have excellent properties in film uniformity and self-aligned formation for exposed Si areas (contact holes). These excellent silicidation properties in the ITM technique were also confirmed for patterned poly-Si silicidation. Lateral silicide growth out of contact holes, usually observed in silicidation using mere thermal reaction of refractory-metal/Si structures, was markedly suppressed in the ITM silicidation.
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 1983-01-20
著者
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Morimoto M
Division Of Physics Graduate School Of Science Hokkaido University
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OKABAYASHI Hidekazu
Microelectronics Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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Nagasawa Eiji
Microelectronics Research Laboratories Nippon Electric Co. Ltd.
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Nagasawa Eiji
Microelectronics Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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Morimoto Mitsutaka
Microelectronics Research Laboratories Nippon Electric Co. Ltd.
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Okabayashi Hidekazu
Microelectronics Research Laboratories Nippon Electric Co. Ltd.
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Okabayashi Hidekazu
Microelectronics Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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