Method for obtaining a structure having a supporting substrate and an ultra-thin layer
A supporting substrate and thin-layer technology, applied in the direction of electrical components, electrical solid-state devices, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, etc., can solve problems such as no suggestions
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[0106] Thermal oxidation of the source substrate 1 formed of bulk silicon was carried out so as to use 50 nanometer (50 nm) thick silicon oxide (SiO 2 ) to insert layer 2 over it.
[0107] Then by using the 8×10 16 h + / cm 2 The implant dose and the implant energy of 210keV implant hydrogen ions H + Weak region 12 was formed to obtain layer 13 to be transferred having a thickness of 1.9 micrometers (1.9 μm).
[0108] A support substrate formed of bulk silicon is then bonded to said oxide layer 2 by wafer bonding.
[0109] The remaining part 14 of the source substrate 1 is then separated by a heat treatment below 500°C and the bonding interface is strengthened by a heat treatment above 1000°C.
[0110] Finally, thinning is performed by polishing and sacrificial oxidation to obtain the final structure 5' with an ultra-thin silicon layer 130 with a thickness of 50 nm or even 20 nm if the thinning step is continued.
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[0112] The procedure of Example 1 was followed, except that the silicon oxide layer 2 was 20 nm thick.
example 3
[0114] Follow the procedure of Example 1, except that the injection dose is 7 x 10 16 H+ / cm 2 And the implant energy is 160keV, so that the layer 13 to be transferred is 1.5 microns (1.5 μm) thick.
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