Abstract

AbstractDouble doping of Si by ion implantation of both group V and group III dopants was studied. For the case of Sb as the group V dopant, both Sb and B could be maintained in solution after high temperature heat treatment at concentrations greatly exceeding their solubility limits. With Sb implantation alone, Sb diffusion takes place with a highly enhanced transient diffusion, followed by nucleation of self interstitials into loops at the projected range. In certain double-doped samples this projected range damage was eliminated. In the under-compensated B-Sb case, evidence of stable Sb-B pairs was obtained.

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