Formation of Buried Oxide Layer in Si Substrates by Oxygen Precipitation at Implantation Damage of Light Ions
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概要
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We have developed a novel Si-on-insulator fabrication technique in which light ions, such as H+ and He^+, are implanted into a Si substrate instead of 0+ implantation in the SIMOX (separation by implanted oxygen) process. The atmospheric oxygen atoms precipitate at the implantation damage during high temperature annealing in an oxydizing atmosphere. A continuous buried oxide layer was successfully formed in a Si substrate under the appropriate conditions, particularly a slow ramping rate and a high oxygen concentration in the atmosphere for the anneal.
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- 2001-10-15
著者
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Ogura Atsushi
Silicon Systems Research Laboratories Nec Corp.
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OGURA Atsushi
Silicon Systems Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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