In this work a summary of complementary approaches to quantitatively characterize ultra shallow dopant distributions in Si, developed within an European multi- laboratories consortium (ANNA), is reported. Results obtained with several techniques on arsenic and boron ultra low energy (0.5-5 keV for As and 0.2-3 keV for B) implants in Si are described. The employed techniques were SIMS, GIXRF (with either conventional or synchrotron radiation excitation), NAA, MEIS, Z-contrast ADF-STEM and spectroscopic ellipsometry. The cross comparisons of dose measurements, dopant distribution and damage build-up behaviour enabled a detailed characterization of the implanted samples and identified the overlap of information from each analytical techniques.

Multi-technique characterization of arsenic and boron ultra low energy implants in silicon within the ANNA consortium.

Giubertoni, Damiano;Pepponi, Giancarlo;Gennaro, Salvatore;Meirer, Florian;Bersani, Massimo
2009-01-01

Abstract

In this work a summary of complementary approaches to quantitatively characterize ultra shallow dopant distributions in Si, developed within an European multi- laboratories consortium (ANNA), is reported. Results obtained with several techniques on arsenic and boron ultra low energy (0.5-5 keV for As and 0.2-3 keV for B) implants in Si are described. The employed techniques were SIMS, GIXRF (with either conventional or synchrotron radiation excitation), NAA, MEIS, Z-contrast ADF-STEM and spectroscopic ellipsometry. The cross comparisons of dose measurements, dopant distribution and damage build-up behaviour enabled a detailed characterization of the implanted samples and identified the overlap of information from each analytical techniques.
2009
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