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====Phosphorous doping test after change of hardware====
==Phosphorous doping test after change of hardware==


Det er helt fint – Du må selvfølgelig gerne spørge til status på A4 ovnen.  
In 2022, the POCl has line lines on the furnace were modified. At the same time some software changed were also made, and the recipes on the furncewere updated.  
 
Der blev åbnet POCl-flasken i går, og i dag laver vi en doteringstest med en testskive i ovnen. Jeg unloader testskiven i eftermiddag og måler sheet resistance på den for at kunne sammenligne med tidligere resultater i LabAdviser:
Afterwards, a phosphorus doping test was made with a test wafer and four dummy wafers (two dummy wafers on each side of the test wafers) in the furnace.
http://labadviser.nanolab.dtu.dk/index.php/Specific_Process_Knowledge/Thermal_Process/Dope_with_Phosphorus
 
====Process:====
Det er denne proces, vi forsøger at gentage (se nederst på siden i LabAdviser):
 
* RCA cleaning of test wafer (p-type, 1-20 Ωcm) and dummy wafers
-          RCA rens: Testskive (p-type, 1-20 Ωcm) + dummy-skiver
* Phosphorus pre-dep in the A4 furnace. Recipe: "POCLNEW", 900 °C, 15 min phosphorus pre-dep and 20 min annealing
-          Forfor pre-dep i A4 ovnen: ”POCLNEW” (ny opskrift), 900°C, 15 min fosfor pre-dep + 20 min annealing
* BHF dip in the RCA cleaning bench to remove phosphorus glass from the test wafer
-          BHF dyp ved RCA-rensen: Fjern fosfor-glas fra testskiven
* Measure sheet resistance using the 4-point proble
-          4 Point Probe: Mål sheet resistance på testskiven
 
====Results:====
 
After the process describe above, the sheet resistance on the test wafer was measured.
 
The sheet resistance was 54 Ωsq in the center of the wafer and 45-48 Ωsq in the edge of the wafer. This correspond quite quite good to results that have been obtained previously for the furnace as can be seen on this LabAdviser page.