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A Continuous Epitaxial Growth of Silicon by Passing Wafers through a Stational Reactor

Hiroshi Ogawa, Tatau Nishinaga, Tetsuya Arizumi

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An improved continuous method of the epitaxial growth of silicon is employed for SiCl 4 -H 2 system. In this system the epitaxial growth is carried out just after in-situ etching by passing a line of wafers through the furnace which has one each of high and low temperature regions. The profiles of epitaxial layer thickness and carrier concentration in a single wafer were obtained and the average of these values for each wafer in a single run is calculated and listed in the tables. These results show a high degree of uniformity.

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An improved continuous method of the epitaxial growth of silicon is employed for SiCl 4 -H 2 system. In this system the epitaxial growth is carried out just after in-situ etching by passing a line of wafers through the furnace which has one each of high and low temperature regions. The profiles of epitaxial layer thickness and carrier concentration in a single wafer were obtained and the average of these values for each wafer in a single run is calculated and listed in the tables. These results show a high degree of uniformity.

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An improved continuous method of the epitaxial growth of silicon is employed for SiCl 4 -H 2 system. In this system the epitaxial growth is carried out just after in-situ etching by passing a line of wafers through the furnace which has one each of high and low temperature regions. The profiles of epitaxial layer thickness and carrier concentration in a single wafer were obtained and the average of these values for each wafer in a single run is calculated and listed in the tables. These results show a high degree of uniformity.

Key concepts: Wafer, Epitaxy, Materials science, Etching (microfabrication), Silicon, Layer (electronics), Optoelectronics, Composite material

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