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| Publications [#67702] of Richard B. Fair
Papers Published
- Fair, R.B. and Tsai, J.C.C., A quantitative model for the diffusion of phosphorus in silicon and the emitter dip effect,
J. Electrochem. Soc. (USA), vol. 124 no. 7
(1977),
pp. 1107 - 18
(last updated on 2007/04/17)
Abstract: A consistent model of P diffusion in Si is presented which accounts quantitatively for the existence of electrically inactive P, the `kink' and the tail regions of the P profile, and the emitter dip effect. In this model it is shown that three intrinsic P diffusion coefficients exist, each one associated with the diffusion of P with vacancies in three different charge states. In a npn structure, the charge state of the excess vacancies becomes V+ in the base region, thus enhancing the diffusivity of the base dopant and causing the emitter dip effect. The magnitude by which the P tail diffusivity and the base dopant diffusivity are enhanced is the same and may reach a factor of 135 for a 900°C diffusion
Keywords: bipolar transistors;diffusion in solids;doping profiles;elemental semiconductors;phosphorus;semiconductor doping;silicon;
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