M. Koto et al., TITANIUM IMPLANTATION PROFILES IN SILICON USING METAL PLASMA-BASED ION-IMPLANTATION TECHNIQUE, Materials chemistry and physics, 54(1-3), 1998, pp. 127-130
We have carried out preliminary studies of a plasma-based ion implanta
tion technique which utilizes a vacuum are produced metal plasma. Dept
h profiles of titanium implanted into silicon have been analysed by XP
S and RES. Titanium concentration in the silicon substrate increased p
roportionally to the repetition frequency. As the applied pulse voltag
e increased, the depth of titanium implantation increased. The titaniu
m was found to a depth of up to 1.0x10(18) atoms cm(-2) in the silicon
substrate, and the dose was estimated to be about 10(16)similar to 10
(17) cm(-2). A mixed layer of titanium and silicon was produced. RES a
nalysis indicated a possibility for titanium and silicon in the mixed
layer to form a silicide structure upon heating of the substrate. (C)
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