Boron and germanium 6-doped silicon samples were studied using SIMS depth profiling on a Cameca IMS-4F instrument with O,', N z + and Cs' primary beams at various energies and incidence angles. The depth resolution characteristics were compared. We show that, with experimental conditions being the s
GaAs delta-doped layers in Si for evaluation of SIMS depth resolution GaAs
โ Scribed by D. W. Moon; J. Y. Won; K. J. Kim; H. J. Kim; H. J. Kang; M. Petravic
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 153 KB
- Volume
- 29
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0142-2421
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โฆ Synopsis
Due to the complicated artefacts in SIMS depth profiling, SIMS depth resolution is difficult to evaluate. For evaluation of the SIMS depth resolution, delta-doped layers are more useful than sharp interfaces, because the matrix effect and the sputtering rate change can be minimized in profiling through delta layers. The GaAs delta-doped layers in Si were grown and proposed as a reference material for the evaluation of SIMS depth resolution. The SIMS depth resolution was estimated using the analytical expression based on a double exponential with a Gaussian, and its dependence on SIMS analysis conditions such as ion energy, ion species and incidence angle was studied with the proposed GaAs delta-doped multilayers in Si.
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