1991
DOI: 10.1016/0168-583x(91)96238-g
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“…2 In order to perform shallow p + -junctions, a preamorphous implantation in combination with nondopant implantation and dopant implantation is one of the ULSI process possibilities, through such mechanisms as the reduction of channeling phenomena, modification of diffusion rates of dopant ions, and reduction of lattice defects during thermal cycling. [3][4][5] The understanding of the correlation between the boron atomic concentration profiles and the damage accumulation profiles in both cases of the boron single implantation and the dual implantation of boron with nondopant species is needed to integrate these techniques into ULSI processing for transistor doping.…”
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“…2 In order to perform shallow p + -junctions, a preamorphous implantation in combination with nondopant implantation and dopant implantation is one of the ULSI process possibilities, through such mechanisms as the reduction of channeling phenomena, modification of diffusion rates of dopant ions, and reduction of lattice defects during thermal cycling. [3][4][5] The understanding of the correlation between the boron atomic concentration profiles and the damage accumulation profiles in both cases of the boron single implantation and the dual implantation of boron with nondopant species is needed to integrate these techniques into ULSI processing for transistor doping.…”
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“…6 Our investigation is to confirm whether or not fluorine really enhances boron diffusion in SiO2 and to obtain basic information on boron and fluorine co-doping for LSI fabrication. Since the first report t of this phenomenon, various studies 2' 3 have confirmed this penetration and have reported techniques for preventing it during the fabrication of metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) devices having boron-doped polysilicon gates.…”
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