THE ELECTRICAL BEHAVIOR OF INDIVIDUAL DISLOCATIONS, SHOCKLEY PARTIALS AND STACKING-FAULT RIBBONS IN SILICON

The EBIC mode of the SEM has been used to study the electronic properties of individual dislocations in silicon at high spatial resolution. A theory of EBIC, relating the contrast to the fundamental defect parameters, such as the carrier lifetime in the vicinity of the defect, is presented. A means...

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Main Authors: Ourmazd, A, Wilshaw, P, Booker, G
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1983
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description The EBIC mode of the SEM has been used to study the electronic properties of individual dislocations in silicon at high spatial resolution. A theory of EBIC, relating the contrast to the fundamental defect parameters, such as the carrier lifetime in the vicinity of the defect, is presented. A means for the determination of defect energy levels at high spatial resolution is proposed. First results of a project designed to yield information on the energy levels associated with dislocations in Si are described. The first direct electrical observation of the individual Shockley partials of dissociated dislocations is also reported. © 1983.
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spelling oxford-uuid:b78bb484-cb9f-4619-9b72-668da18d028e2022-03-27T04:49:19ZTHE ELECTRICAL BEHAVIOR OF INDIVIDUAL DISLOCATIONS, SHOCKLEY PARTIALS AND STACKING-FAULT RIBBONS IN SILICONJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:b78bb484-cb9f-4619-9b72-668da18d028eEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1983Ourmazd, AWilshaw, PBooker, GThe EBIC mode of the SEM has been used to study the electronic properties of individual dislocations in silicon at high spatial resolution. A theory of EBIC, relating the contrast to the fundamental defect parameters, such as the carrier lifetime in the vicinity of the defect, is presented. A means for the determination of defect energy levels at high spatial resolution is proposed. First results of a project designed to yield information on the energy levels associated with dislocations in Si are described. The first direct electrical observation of the individual Shockley partials of dissociated dislocations is also reported. © 1983.
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title_full THE ELECTRICAL BEHAVIOR OF INDIVIDUAL DISLOCATIONS, SHOCKLEY PARTIALS AND STACKING-FAULT RIBBONS IN SILICON
title_fullStr THE ELECTRICAL BEHAVIOR OF INDIVIDUAL DISLOCATIONS, SHOCKLEY PARTIALS AND STACKING-FAULT RIBBONS IN SILICON
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title_short THE ELECTRICAL BEHAVIOR OF INDIVIDUAL DISLOCATIONS, SHOCKLEY PARTIALS AND STACKING-FAULT RIBBONS IN SILICON
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