E. Albertazzi et G. Lulli, MONTE-CARLO SIMULATION OF ION-IMPLANTATION IN CRYSTALLINE SIC, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section B, Beam interactions with materials and atoms, 120(1-4), 1996, pp. 147-150
We report first the results of a. simulation study of ion implantation
in crystalline 6H-SiC. Calculations were performed with a Monte Carlo
code modified to account for the hexagonal lattice structure of the m
aterial. After an approximate determination of empirical parameters of
electronic energy loss, performed by comparison of simulated profiles
with experimental data as reported in the literature, a detailed stud
y of the effects of beam-target orientation has been made for a few sp
ecific cases. Results have been compared with those of similar simulat
ions made in cubic 3C-SiC, where the same model parameters were used,
in order to emphasize differences due to the different crystallographi
c structure and surface orientation of the two phases. Conditions whic
h originate deep channeling tails in the implanted profiles are identi
fied, as well as conditions suitable to obtain the minimum width profi
le.