Abstract
Abstract The depth distribution of disorder produced by room temperature 40 keV N+ ion irradiation of silicon was monitored by high depth resolution RBS and channelling techniques. A bimodal depth distribution of disorder resulted under certain implantation conditions and a significant dependence of the damage on N+ flux and fluence was observed.
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