Crystallization of amorphised thin silicon layer on insulator (SOI), and subsequently doped by As implantation has been investigated after furnace annealing at 680 degrees C or laser irradiation in the milliseconds regime. In partly crystallized intrinsic amorphous SOI grains are 3 times larger than the ones observed in implanted layers produced by chemical vapor deposition. In the As implanted SOI, the density of grains is reduced whilst their size increases up to a factor 8 at 3 x 10(15) As/cm(2). The presence of As increases both the nucleation barrier and the grain growth velocity. Similar effects were observed after laser annealing. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

Transient crystal grain nucleation in As doped amorphous silicon

Mannino Giovanni;Ruggeri Rosa;Mio Antonio;Rimini Emanuele
2014

Abstract

Crystallization of amorphised thin silicon layer on insulator (SOI), and subsequently doped by As implantation has been investigated after furnace annealing at 680 degrees C or laser irradiation in the milliseconds regime. In partly crystallized intrinsic amorphous SOI grains are 3 times larger than the ones observed in implanted layers produced by chemical vapor deposition. In the As implanted SOI, the density of grains is reduced whilst their size increases up to a factor 8 at 3 x 10(15) As/cm(2). The presence of As increases both the nucleation barrier and the grain growth velocity. Similar effects were observed after laser annealing. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
2014
Istituto per la Microelettronica e Microsistemi - IMM
Laser annealing
Crystallization
Grain growth
Grain nucleation
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