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Electrical and backscattering measurements of arsenic implanted silicon

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Measurements of doping concentration and mobility of arsenic implanted silicon at high energies and at low energies with following drive-in diffusion are presented. The electrical measurements are compared with and supported by backscattering measurements. Tails which are present after short time anneals vanish during drive-in diffusion. A temperature of at least 825°C is required to fully activate the arsenic and to obtain the same mobility as in diffused samples. Backscattering data reveal an anomaly in the annealing behavior of the damage. After prolonged annealing As shows some accumulation at the surface. For drive-in diffusions lattice location experiments were performed.

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Müller, H., Kranz, H., Ryssel, H. et al. Electrical and backscattering measurements of arsenic implanted silicon. Appl. Phys. 4, 115–123 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00884266

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