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Low temperature (313°C) silicon epitaxial growth by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition with stainless steel mesh
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Low temperature (313°C) silicon epitaxial growth by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition with stainless steel mesh

Ming-Deng Shieh, Chiapyng Lee, Cheng-Hsien Chen, Tri-Rung Yew and Chung-Yuan Kung
Applied Physics Letters, Vol.63(9), pp.1252-1254
1993

Abstract

This letter presents the low temperature silicon epitaxial growth on p-type, 〈100〉 Si wafers by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition with a stainless steel mesh. Following a modified ex situ spin-etch cleaning and an in situ H 2 baking step, the epitaxial layer was grown at 313°C using SiH 4 (30 sccm)/H 2 (22 sccm) with a pressure of 61 mTorr and a rf power of 10 W. Epitaxial layers were also grown at 323°C with different silane flow rates. The epitaxial film contains higher defect density when the silane flow rate is low.

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