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Deep level transient spectroscopy study of the damage induced in n-type silicon by a gate oxide etching in a CHF3/Ar plasma
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Journal of vacuum science & technology B,
1997-06
)
Adegboyega, G.
;
Perez, I.V
;
Poggi, Antonella
;
Susi, E
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Deep level transient spectroscopy was used to detect the presence of deep levels correlated to the defects induced in the Si substrate by a CHF
3
/Ar dry etch of a 550 Å gate oxide as a function of the rf power. Several energy levels were observed; some of them were due to the processing before the dry etching. Three traps produced by the dry etching, with Arrhenius plot activation energies, respectively, E
na1
=350 meV , E
na2
=220 meV , and E
na3
=100 meV , and capture cross sections around 10
-20
cm
2
were detected. The correlation with the surface recombination velocity variations and the F and C diffusion in the Si substrate was investigated. © 1997 American Vacuum Society
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