Distribution of residual stresses in boron doped p+ silicon films

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Texas Instruments, Inc, Dallas, United States [1 ]
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J Electrochem Soc | / 10卷 / 3389-3393期
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Buckling - Diffusion - Dislocations (crystals) - Residual stresses - Semiconducting boron - Semiconductor doping - Stress concentration - Thin films - Transmission electron microscopy;
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Based on a cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy study of dislocation configurations in boron doped p+ silicon layer, the distribution of residual stresses in the boron diffused silicon layer as well as in the p+ silicon films that were made from this layer are formulated. The calculated deflections of the p+ cantilever beams that underwent different processes match well with the experimental data. The calculation of the distribution of the residual stresses in the p+ silicon films demonstrates that by adjusting the boron concentration profile using a proper postdiffusion process, the stress pattern can be controlled and, hence, the film buckling can be eliminated.
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