Semiconductor wafer with a silicon-germanium layer and process for its manufacture
A semiconductor and wafer technology, applied in the field of manufacturing the semiconductor wafer, can solve the problems of adverse effects on electronic characteristics of electronic components and high dislocation density
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[0030] Put the cleaned single crystal oriented silicon wafer into a CVD reactor with decompression capability. at 1.3 x 10 -5 Pascal pressure and temperature of 1050°C, flushing with hydrogen gas to remove residual oxygen and residual carbon left on the surface of the silicon wafer. First, dichlorosilane (SiH 2 Cl 2 ) to deposit a 50 nm thick monocrystalline silicon layer. Hydrogen was used as the carrier gas. Immediately thereafter epitaxial deposition was started to deposit the graded layer. For this purpose, germanium tetrahydrogen (GeH 4 ). At the beginning of depositing the graded layer, the germanium tetrahydrogen flow was strong (flow gradient increased by 8 sccm every 30 seconds) and became weaker as the process continued (flow gradient increased by 1 sccm every 30 seconds at the end of deposition) became weaker. In each case, the dichlorosilane flow was reduced by the same amount. The proportion of germanium is 20% in a layer thickness of 1.5 μm (d / 2). At t...
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