The pn Junctions of Epitaxial Germanium on Silicon by Solid Phase Doping

Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions  (2014)

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Boron and phosphorous layers were deposited by ultrahigh-vacuum chemical vapor deposition at 450 °C using B2H6 and PH3, respectively, to form the abrupt doping profiles in epitaxial Ge on Si substrate. The diffusion process without ion implantation damage is demonstrated by the nearly ideal diode characteristics for the first time. The Ge diodes doped by the boron layer and the phosphorous layer have the ON/OFF ratio of ~1×105 and ~1.5×105 with the extremely low reverse current densities of ~1×10-4 A/cm2 and ~4 × 10-5 A/cm2, respectively. The good crystalline quality at junction free from implantation damage by in situ solid phase doping reflects these figures of merit.
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boron compounds,chemical vapour deposition,current density,doping profiles,elemental semiconductors,germanium,ion implantation,p-n junctions,phosphorus compounds,semiconductor diodes,silicon,solid phase epitaxial growth,b2h6,ge diodes,ge substrate,ph3,si substrate,boron layers,epitaxial germanium,epitaxial silicon,phosphorous layers,pn junctions,solid phase doping,temperature 450 degc,ultrahigh-vacuum chemical vapor deposition,germanium diode,ultrahigh-vacuum chemical vapor deposition (uhvcvd),ultrahigh-vacuum chemical vapor deposition (uhvcvd).,epitaxial growth,boron,doping
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