Abstract
A non-contact method for measurement of sheet resistance and leakage current (RsL) for ultra-shallow junction characterization is described where high-density (30,000 pixel) sheet resistance maps provide detailed evaluation of local and global variations of dopant activation arising from implant and anneal conditions. Various examples of RTP-spike, flash and laser anneals and new low-dose implant results are discussed.
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