Abstract
The behavior of ion implanted As atoms during MoSi2 formation has been investigated by I-V measurement and neutron activation analysis. I-V characteristics of the MoSi2/Si interface was rectifying indicating that the impurity concentration in Si is very low. Arsenic atoms implanted in the Si substrate were found to redistribute toward the MoSi2/Si interface, but not into the underlying Si. The reason for no enhanced diffusion of As during MoSi2 formation has been discussed in terms of point defects which are not likely to be generated for the silicides in which Si is the dominant diffusing species.
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