GETTERING OF COPPER TO OXIDATION INDUCED STACKING-FAULTS IN SILICON

Results are presented from an investigation concerning the influence of oxidation-induced stacking faults, their bounding partial dislocations, and mechanically-induced surface pits on the precipitation behaviour of copper in silicon. Controlled amounts of copper are diffused into wafers containing...

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Main Authors: Decoteau, M, Wilshaw, P, Falster, R
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1990
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author Decoteau, M
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description Results are presented from an investigation concerning the influence of oxidation-induced stacking faults, their bounding partial dislocations, and mechanically-induced surface pits on the precipitation behaviour of copper in silicon. Controlled amounts of copper are diffused into wafers containing such defect structures so that their effect on precipitation behaviour can be studied using TEM and preferential etching techniques. These studies indicate the relative efficiencies of the different defect types as centres for the precipitation of copper and also reveal the different precipitate structures which are produced.
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spelling oxford-uuid:b74e6b1d-768c-4333-b292-eaaf1f2c26222022-03-27T04:47:31ZGETTERING OF COPPER TO OXIDATION INDUCED STACKING-FAULTS IN SILICONJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:b74e6b1d-768c-4333-b292-eaaf1f2c2622EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1990Decoteau, MWilshaw, PFalster, RResults are presented from an investigation concerning the influence of oxidation-induced stacking faults, their bounding partial dislocations, and mechanically-induced surface pits on the precipitation behaviour of copper in silicon. Controlled amounts of copper are diffused into wafers containing such defect structures so that their effect on precipitation behaviour can be studied using TEM and preferential etching techniques. These studies indicate the relative efficiencies of the different defect types as centres for the precipitation of copper and also reveal the different precipitate structures which are produced.
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GETTERING OF COPPER TO OXIDATION INDUCED STACKING-FAULTS IN SILICON
title GETTERING OF COPPER TO OXIDATION INDUCED STACKING-FAULTS IN SILICON
title_full GETTERING OF COPPER TO OXIDATION INDUCED STACKING-FAULTS IN SILICON
title_fullStr GETTERING OF COPPER TO OXIDATION INDUCED STACKING-FAULTS IN SILICON
title_full_unstemmed GETTERING OF COPPER TO OXIDATION INDUCED STACKING-FAULTS IN SILICON
title_short GETTERING OF COPPER TO OXIDATION INDUCED STACKING-FAULTS IN SILICON
title_sort gettering of copper to oxidation induced stacking faults in silicon
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