Process for the deposition by epitaxy of a doped material
AssigneeCentre National d'Etudes des Telecommunications
InventorsFrancois A. d'Avitaya, Yves Campidelli
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Abstract
The process consists of depositing at least one layer of a doped material on a heated substrate placed in an enclosure, subjecting the substrate surface to the action of a molecular flux of the material, to the action of a doping particle beam and to the action of an electron beam.
Claims10
A process for depositing a semiconductor layer of a doped material on the surface of a substrate by epitaxy, consisting essentially of:
- heating said substrate in a tight enclosure;
- forming a beam of doping unionized particles of an aggregate molecular structure of the type X.sup.4 by evaporation;
- forming an electron beam of a determined density;
- forming a molecular flux of said material which constitutes said semiconductor layer;
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- subjecting the substrate surface to the combined action of said molecular flux and said particle beam while simultaneously irradiating at least a portion of the substrate surface with said electron beam in order to increase the quantity of doping particles within the portion of the material layer exposed to said electron beam.
A process for depositing a semiconductor layer of a doped material on the surface of a monocrystalline silicon substrate by epitaxy, consisting essentially of:
- heating said substrate in a tight enclosure;
- forming a beam of dopoing unionized particles of an aggregate molecular structure of the type X.sub.4 by evaporation of an element selected from the group consisting of arsenic, phosphorus, antimony and boron;
- forming an electron beam of a determined density;
- forming a molecular flux of the material which constitutes said semiconductor layer;
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- subjecting the substrate surface to the combined action of said molecular flux and said particle beam while simultaneously irradiating at least a portion of the substrate surface with said electron beam in order to increase the quantity of doping particles within the portion of the material layer exposed to said electron beam.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.