Delineation of junctions using Secco and periodic etches

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Secco and periodic etches have been used to delineate n+p and p+n junctions found in ULSI CMOS. Preliminary trials indicated that delineated depth depends on etch time. An interpretation of these results in terms of etching of the substrate material leads to a simple expression between delineated depth and etch time. Once this relation has been established the technique allows a quick and consistent check on two dimensional dopant profiles and has been used on shallow junctions found in deep submicrometre structures.

Inspec keywords: VLSI; etching; integrated circuit technology; CMOS integrated circuits

Other keywords: secco etches; shallow junctions; deep submicrometer structures; delineated depth; etch time; substrate material; two dimensional dopant profiles; periodic etches; ULSI CMOS; p+n junctions

Subjects: Surface treatment (semiconductor technology); CMOS integrated circuits

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