C. Ortiz, L. Nanver, W. van Noort, Tlm Scholtes, J. Slotboom
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Abstract
The use of CV measurements to profile the electrically active impurity profile of dopants has long been popular as a fast and non-destructive measurement technique. In this work, an n/sup -/p/sup -/n/sup +/ or ip/sup -/n/sup +/ structure is proposed for CV-doping profiling of the tail of boron-doped regions extending into a lightly doped top layer. The usefulness of this method for the evaluation of boron transient enhanced diffusion (TED) effects in Si and Si/sub 1-x/Ge/sub x/ is demonstrated both experimentally and via simulations.