Method for producing structured metal contacts on a semiconductor substrate
OwnerCarsten HELLINGER, Michael THUMinventors
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In a method for producing structured metallic contacts on a semiconductor substrate, in one embodiment a layer sequence consisting of multiple metallic contact materials is deposited on the entire surface of the semiconductor substrate, and a further metallic contact material is applied on the layer sequence in predetermined contact regions. Then, the layer sequence in the contact regions undergoes a thermal treatment to form a low impedance contact from a Schottky contact. The thermal treatment is carried out by scanning the layer sequence with a laser beam. In the method, the wavelength of the laser beam, the metallic contact material of the topmost layer of the layer sequence and the further metallic contact material are tuned to each other in such a way that the metallic contact material of the topmost layer of the layer sequence has a reflectivity for the laser beam that is 1.3 times higher than that of the further metallic contact material. This results in a self-adjusting thermal treatment without the need for an additional protective mask.
Method for producing structured metallic contacts
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