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Improvement in electrical properties of SIMOX by high-temperature oxidation
For the SIMOX process to become a viable technology, it must be capable of producing a buried oxide (BOX) layer with a high breakdown field and a low density of defects which short the superficial Si layer with the substrate. In this paper we discuss a low cost technique for significantly improving the electrical properties of the BOX. The process is compatible with the formation of a superficial Si layer with a very low density of dislocations.