Japanese Journal of Applied Physics · 1998 · 18 citations · 14 references
Side-wall StructureEngineeringIntegrated CircuitsSilicon On InsulatorDefect ToleranceNanoelectronicsSiliceneMaterials ScienceSio 2Electrical EngineeringPhysicsCzochralski SiliconDefect FormationSemiconductor Device FabricationTwin Octahedral DefectsMicroelectronicsCrystallographySilicon DebuggingApplied PhysicsCondensed Matter Physics
We analyzed the side-wall structure of grown-in octahedral defects in Czochralski silicon standard wafers for large-scale integrated circuits. There are two types of twin octahedral defects: an overlapping type and an adjacent type. In the twin octahedral defects of the overlapping type, a hole is formed in the connection part. The side-wall layer in the hole part is formed continually and is the same thickness as the side-wall layers of both octahedrons. In the twin octahedral defects of the adjacent type, a partition layer is formed in the connection part. Our electron energy-loss spectroscopy analyses identified that the side-wall layer includes SiO 2 .
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