Formation of PtSi Contacted Shallow Junctions by Rapid Themal Processing Technique

碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 電子研究所 === 82 === This thesis studies the formation of PtSi contacted p﹢n shallow junctions by ITS(implant-through-silicide)/ITM( implant- through-metal) BF2﹢ implantation and rapid thermal annealing ( RTA)technique. The e...

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Main Authors: Yi-Dong Yan, 顏貽棟
Other Authors: Mao-Chieh Chen
Format: Others
Language:en_US
Published: 1994
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/28140458847449898832
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Summary:碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 電子研究所 === 82 === This thesis studies the formation of PtSi contacted p﹢n shallow junctions by ITS(implant-through-silicide)/ITM( implant- through-metal) BF2﹢ implantation and rapid thermal annealing ( RTA)technique. The experimental result shows that RTA annealing results in less boron diffusion and powerful implantation damage removing ability. High performance PtSi/p﹢ n diodes with a junc- tion depth of about 70nm and leakage current density of 2nA/c㎡ can be obtained with ITS/ITM BF2﹢ implantation followed by RTA 750℃/40s annealing. It is found that the junction characteris- tics of the diodes made by ITM scheme are generally superior to that of the diodes made by ITS scheme. The dual implantation ( B﹢ + BF2﹢) scheme was also employed to investigate the effect of F﹢ pre-implantation. It turns out that the F﹢ pre-implan- tion leads to an ultrashallow junction with improved high-tem- perature stability. This is apparently due to pre-amorphization of Si surface, which reduces the channeling effect of subsequent BF2 ﹢ implantation, and more effective fluorine ions incorpation into the PtSi/Si structure. The full rapid thermal processing( RTP), which consists of PtSi silicidation by RTP followed by RTA annealing, was also brief investigated.