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Extensive studies have been conducted in the semi-empirical and physic
ally-based Monte Carlo modeling of low energy As, BF2, and B implants
into (100) silicon as a function of energy, implant angle, dose, and d
ose rate. In addition, these models are believed to provide reasonable
predictions for the damage profiles. We have fabricated ultra-shallow
(60 nm) P+/N junctions by low energy (5 keV) BF2 implantation into Si
, in which the implant dose rare (in addition to dose and energy) is o
ptimized, followed by multi-step rapid thermal annealing (RTA).