Abstract

We review an optical technique which is capable of detecting damage in semiconductors in a broad range of defect densities, and can be used to determine the distribution of damage on and below the sample surface. Using this contactless, room temperature technique, which is based on differential reflectance spectroscopy, we have been able to generate relief maps that show the spatial distribution of damage in a number of III-V compounds and Si, as well as the depth profile of damage in ion-implanted semiconductors.

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