Monocrystalline silicon wafer containing germanium and nitrogen impurities, preparation method of monocrystalline silicon wafer, and integrated circuit comprising monocrystalline silicon wafer
A single crystal silicon wafer and integrated circuit technology, applied in the field of semiconductor materials and devices, can solve the problems of reducing COPs, non-existent, unable to control the original single crystal silicon wafer at the same time, and achieve the effect of reducing the number and size
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[0068] Under the same process conditions, 7 p-type silicon single crystals with a diameter of 200 mm, a crystal orientation of , a resistivity of 8-12 Ω.cm, and a boron-doped single crystal were grown by the Czochralski method, wherein: single crystal 1 is common, that is, no other impurities are intentionally doped except boron; single crystal 2 is intentionally doped with germanium impurities; single crystal 3 is intentionally doped with nitrogen impurities; single crystals 4-7 are intentionally doped with nitrogen at the same time and germanium impurities. Control the oxygen concentration to 10-11ppma.
[0069] The germanium doping method in the single crystal 2 is: according to the target concentration of germanium, a certain amount of germanium powder is added to the polysilicon raw material and melted together with the polysilicon. The nitrogen doping method in the single crystal 3 is as follows: according to the target concentration of nitrogen, a certain amount of sil...
Embodiment 2
[0095] A boron-doped p-type silicon single crystal with a diameter of 200mm, a crystal orientation of , a resistivity of 8-12 Ω.cm, and a boron-doped single crystal was grown by the Czochralski method. In addition, this silicon single crystal is doped with germanium and nitrogen impurities at the same time. After the single crystal is spheronized, the silicon wafers 8, 9 and 10 are removed at three different locations along the crystal growth direction and processed into polished silicon wafers. Due to the segregation phenomenon, the impurity concentration of each part of the silicon single crystal is different. where germanium (the effective segregation coefficient k in silicon e =0.33) and nitrogen (k e =5×10 -4 ) The concentration of impurities gradually decreases from the head to the tail of the crystal, and the oxygen (k e = 1.25) and gradually decreased.
[0096] In silicon wafer 8: germanium concentration ([Ge]) is 6970 ppma, nitrogen concentration ([N]) is 43 ppba...
Embodiment 3
[0109] Under the same process conditions, two n-type silicon single crystals with a diameter of 200 mm, a crystal orientation of , a resistivity of 8-12 Ω.cm, and a phosphorus-doped single crystal were grown by the Czochralski method. Crystal 11 is intentionally doped with germanium impurities; single crystal 12 is intentionally doped with nitrogen impurities. The doping of germanium in the single crystal 11 is achieved by adding a certain amount of germanium powder to the polysilicon raw material and melting it together with the polysilicon according to the target concentration of germanium. Nitrogen doping in the single crystal 12 is achieved by adding a certain amount of silicon nitride nanoparticles to the polysilicon raw material according to the target concentration of nitrogen, which is melted together with the polysilicon.
[0110] After the above-mentioned two single crystals are rounded, the silicon wafers are cut out at their respective same positions (ie, the dista...
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