Method for developing SiGe material with low temperature using UHV/CVD
A low-temperature, growth chamber technology, applied in the field of low-temperature growth of SiGe materials using UHV/CVD, can solve problems such as difficult to achieve single atomic layer epitaxial growth, interface interdiffusion, and cold-wall UHV/CVD systems.
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[0039] Using the above method, an ultra-high vacuum chemical deposition system was used to grow SiGe materials at a substrate temperature of 495°C, 475°C, and 455°C. Combined reference figure 1 , The growth steps are as follows:
[0040] Step 1: Clean the substrate. In this example, a Si substrate is used (step S10);
[0041] Step 2: Degas the substrate at high temperature for 12 hours. In this example, the degassing temperature is 400°C. After experimental verification, the degassing temperature should reach 400°C. When the degassing temperature is over 400°C, the degassing effect is similar to that of 400°C, which can meet the material growth requirements (step S20).
[0042] Step 3: Pass the substrate into the growth chamber, the background vacuum of the growth chamber is 5×10 -8 Pa (step S30).
[0043] Step 4: Deoxidize the substrate introduced into the growth chamber at high temperature. The temperature rise process is slow, and the vacuum of the growth chamber is maintained...
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