ARSENIC SEGREGATION TO SILICON SILICON-OXIDE INTERFACES

Arsenic segregation at polycrystalline silicon/silicon and polycrystalline silicon/silicon oxide interfaces was examined directly by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and scanning transmission electron microscopy(STEM). Segregation occurring precisely at these interfaces was identified. A simpl...

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Main Authors: Wong, C, Grovenor, C, Batson, P, Isaac, R
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1985
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author Wong, C
Grovenor, C
Batson, P
Isaac, R
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Isaac, R
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description Arsenic segregation at polycrystalline silicon/silicon and polycrystalline silicon/silicon oxide interfaces was examined directly by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and scanning transmission electron microscopy(STEM). Segregation occurring precisely at these interfaces was identified. A simple model was proposed based on arsenic segregation to structural units containing dangling bonds and consequent bond saturation. The removal of these dangling bonds will then play an important role in the electrical properties of these interfaces. Furthermore substitutional arsenic segregation at a degenerate level at these interfaces was also proposed. The subsequent dopant ionization and localized charges at the interfaces was discussed.
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spelling oxford-uuid:9577f06f-5e88-4358-8feb-f60e08318b112022-03-26T23:46:21ZARSENIC SEGREGATION TO SILICON SILICON-OXIDE INTERFACESJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:9577f06f-5e88-4358-8feb-f60e08318b11EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1985Wong, CGrovenor, CBatson, PIsaac, RArsenic segregation at polycrystalline silicon/silicon and polycrystalline silicon/silicon oxide interfaces was examined directly by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and scanning transmission electron microscopy(STEM). Segregation occurring precisely at these interfaces was identified. A simple model was proposed based on arsenic segregation to structural units containing dangling bonds and consequent bond saturation. The removal of these dangling bonds will then play an important role in the electrical properties of these interfaces. Furthermore substitutional arsenic segregation at a degenerate level at these interfaces was also proposed. The subsequent dopant ionization and localized charges at the interfaces was discussed.
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ARSENIC SEGREGATION TO SILICON SILICON-OXIDE INTERFACES
title ARSENIC SEGREGATION TO SILICON SILICON-OXIDE INTERFACES
title_full ARSENIC SEGREGATION TO SILICON SILICON-OXIDE INTERFACES
title_fullStr ARSENIC SEGREGATION TO SILICON SILICON-OXIDE INTERFACES
title_full_unstemmed ARSENIC SEGREGATION TO SILICON SILICON-OXIDE INTERFACES
title_short ARSENIC SEGREGATION TO SILICON SILICON-OXIDE INTERFACES
title_sort arsenic segregation to silicon silicon oxide interfaces
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