Stabilising influence of boron in silicon-gate technology

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By performing a series of experiments on polysilicon-oxide-silicon (S.O.S.) capacitors, it is shown that, in p channel silicon-gate technology, a gettering action occurs during the drive-in cycle. Although the exact mechanism of this action is not known, it is tentatively suggested that, during the drive-in cycle, boron enters the gate oxide and renders the mobile ions inactive.

Inspec keywords: semiconductor doping; diffusion; capacitors; semiconductor-insulator boundaries

Other keywords: stabilising influence of boron; drive in cycle; diffusion of B; SOS capacitors; polysilicon oxide Si capacitors; gettering action; Si gate technology

Subjects: Capacitors; Metal-insulator-semiconductor structures; Semiconductor doping

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