论文信息 - Limited reaction processing: Silicon epitaxy

Limited reaction processing: Silicon epitaxy

We introduce a new technique, limited reaction processing, in which radiant heating is used to provide rapid, precise changes in the temperature of a substrate to control surface reactions. This process was used to fabricate thin layers of high quality epitaxial silicon. Abrupt transitions in doping concentration at the epitaxial layer/substrate interface were achieved for undoped films deposited on heavily doped substrates.

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