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Ultra-shallow junction fabrication using plasma immersion ion implantation and epitaxial cobalt disilicide as a dopant source

Posted on:1997-01-04Degree:Ph.DType:Dissertation
University:University of California, BerkeleyCandidate:Jones, Erin CatherineFull Text:PDF
GTID:1461390014480979Subject:Engineering
Abstract/Summary:
t is a challenge to fabricate high-throughput, low-resistivity, low-leakage sub-80 nm junctions for MOSFET source and drain regions.;Plasma immersion ion implantation (PIII) is an emerging technology which can provide high dose-rate, low energy implantation. Shallow junctions are formed using 4-12 kV SiF;The study of BF;BF;Junctions are also formed using epitaxial cobalt disilicide as a dopant source for boron. Epitaxial CoSi;As ultra-shallow junction diodes with low surface concentration are observed to exhibit thermionic leakage current after short-time annealing, the crossover point between Schottky-like diodes that exhibit thermionic emission leakage and pn junctions which exhibit generation leakage current has been studied. The crossover is a volatile function of the first spatial moment of the doping profile, and is found to occur generally at junction depths on the order of 20-40 nm for...
Keywords/Search Tags:Junction, Using, Implantation, Epitaxial
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