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==Doping profile after Phosphorus Predep process==
==Doping profile after Phosphorus Predep process==
" Result from GreenBelt, @Danchip,Jan 2015"
====Process parameters====
'''Recipe:'''  POCL900
'''Temperature:''' 900 °C
'''Time:''' 15 min
'''Anneal:''' 20 min in N<sub>2</sub>
After removing the oxide in BHF the wafers were oxidized in Phosphor Drive in Furnace (A3) using DRY1050 at 1050°C for 70 min without further annealing in N<sub>2</sub>. Results are listed in the table below:
{| border="2" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="1" style="text-align:center;"
|+ '''Measurements after phosphorus predeposition'''
|-
!
! colspan="1" | Afer predeposition
! colspan="2" | After Oxidation
|-
! width="130" | Test date
! width="130" | Sheet resistance [&Omega;/sq]
! width="130" | Oxide thickness [nm]
! width="130" | Sheet resistance [&Omega;/sq
|-
! Aug2012
| 48
| 93.1
| 41.8
|-
! Jan2013
| 50.5
| 91.3
| 55.6
|-
! Aug2013
| 58
| 91,8
| 41,8
|-
! Jan2014
| 54.1
| 93.3
| 33.8
|-
! Jan2015
| 50.8
| 94.2
| 39.4
|-
|}
One wafer from Jan2015 was analyzed with SIMS and the profiled is shown on the graph below:
''Result from Trine Holm Christensen, @Space, Feb. 2015''

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The Phosphorus Predep furnace (A4) can be used for phosphorus predeposition of silicon wafers, resulting in N-type doping. In the furnace, the silicon wafers are positioned vertically in a quarts boat.

Test of the Phosphorus Predep furnace

Purpose

To study the correlation between the temperature for the predeposition process and drive-in of the phosphorus doping in the Phosphorus Predep furnace (A4) at DTU Danchip.

Experimental setup

20 boron doped device wafers (p-type) were used - Four wafers for each of the five different predeposition temperatures (see table below). In the furnace five dummy wafers were placed on each side of the device wafers. The dummy wafers nearest to the device wafers were changed in-between the runs to miniminze doping from these dummy wafers.

Run # Temperature Process time with POCl3 Annealing time in N2 Wafer #
1 850 oC 15 minutes 20 miuntes 1, 2, 3, 4
2 900 oC 15 minutes 20 miuntes 5, 6, 7, 8
3 950 oC 15 minutes 20 miuntes 9, 10, 11, 12
4 1000 oC 15 minutes 20 miuntes 13, 14, 15, 16
5 1050 oC 15 minutes 20 miuntes 17, 18, 19, 20

After the predeposition two wafers from each run were taken out to be further processed. These wafers were: 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17, 18. These wafers were dipped in BHF to remove the phosphorus glass layer before the drive-in process.

The drive-in process was made in the Phosphorus Drive-in furnace (A3) for all the mentioned wafers at same time. At the drive-in process a dummy wafer was placed in-between the wafers that have been predeposited at different temperatures, so doping from wafer to wafer was minimized. The phosphorus drive-in was done with the process "DRY1050" which is a dry oxidation at 1050 oC for 100 minutes and 20 minutes annealing. At the oxidation the O2 flow was 5 SLM, and the N2 flow for annealing was 3 SLM.

Results

Several measurements were done for the different device wafers. After the predeposition, the thickness of the grown phosphorus glass layer was measured, and the sheet resistance and slice resistivity were measured on the same wafer after a BHF etch.

Measurements after phosphorus predeposition
Ellipsometer (center point only) Four Point Probe
Wafer # Temperature [C] Oxide thickness [nm] Refrative index Sheet resistance [Ωsq] Slice Resistivity [Ωcm]
3 850 27,4 1,4623 311 6,22*10-3
7 900 45,27 1,4622 138,5 4,85*10-3
11 950 61,36 1,4625 16,1 1,29*10-3
15 1000 80,45 1,4624 7,4 0,89*10-3
19 1050 119,37 1,4623 6,6 1,49*10-3

The oxide layer was etch in BHF before the drive-in of the doping with a dry oxidation at 1050 oC for 100 minutes and 20 minutes annealing.

Measurements after phosphorus drive-in
Avg. five point on Filmtek Four Point Probe
Wafer # Temperature [oC] Oxide thickness [nm] Refrative index Sheet resistance [Ωsq] Slice Resistivity [Ωcm]
2 850 110,44 1,4654 189,7 3,79*10-3
6 900 116,28 1,4629 101,6 3,56*10-3
9 950 137,06 1,4604 10,0 0,8*10-3
14 1000 141,46 1,4651 4,72 0,57*10-3
18 1050 139,87 1,4659 3,23 0,73*10-3
Blank Si wafer 110,71 1,46286 - -


Resistivity
Sheet resistance
SIMS Measurement After Pre-dep
SIMS Measurement After Drive-in Process at 1050 oC

Looking at the "SIMS Measurement After Drive-in Process at 1050 oC" graph, it can be seen that the two curves "Pre-dep at 950 oC" and "Pre-dep at 1000 oC" are crossing each other, but according to the theory they should not do that. Only one wafer has been meassured, so there is not that much statistical data to verify it with.


Doping profile after Phosphorus Predep process

" Result from GreenBelt, @Danchip,Jan 2015"

Process parameters

Recipe: POCL900

Temperature: 900 °C

Time: 15 min

Anneal: 20 min in N2

After removing the oxide in BHF the wafers were oxidized in Phosphor Drive in Furnace (A3) using DRY1050 at 1050°C for 70 min without further annealing in N2. Results are listed in the table below:

Measurements after phosphorus predeposition
Afer predeposition After Oxidation
Test date Sheet resistance [Ω/sq] Oxide thickness [nm] Sheet resistance [Ω/sq
Aug2012 48 93.1 41.8
Jan2013 50.5 91.3 55.6
Aug2013 58 91,8 41,8
Jan2014 54.1 93.3 33.8
Jan2015 50.8 94.2 39.4


One wafer from Jan2015 was analyzed with SIMS and the profiled is shown on the graph below:



Result from Trine Holm Christensen, @Space, Feb. 2015