INFRARED THERMAL CHEMICAL-VAPOR-DEPOSITION OF THIN SIN FILM ON INP - DEPENDENCE OF DEPOSITION RATE AND FILM CHARACTERISTICS ON PRESSURE ANDGAS FLUX RATIO
Citation
S. Uekusa et Y. Mizuno, INFRARED THERMAL CHEMICAL-VAPOR-DEPOSITION OF THIN SIN FILM ON INP - DEPENDENCE OF DEPOSITION RATE AND FILM CHARACTERISTICS ON PRESSURE ANDGAS FLUX RATIO, JPN J A P 1, 33(5A), 1994, pp. 2679-2683
Categorie Soggetti
Physics, Applied
Abstract
The dependences of the film deposition rate and the film characteristi
cs on the pressure and the gas flux ratio (NH3/Si2H6) are investigated
. A thin SiN film is deposited on InP substrate in the very wide press
ure range from 1 to 100 Torr and in the very wide gas flux ratio range
from 50 to 1300. The film thickness, the refractive index of the film
s and the capacitance of the MIS diodes are measured. The film surface
morphology is observed by microphotography. As a result, it is shown
that the deposition rate increases drastically as the pressure increas
es, that the film surface becomes smooth in the gas flux ratio range f
rom 50 to 500 at 5 Torr, and from 800 to 1300 at 10 Torr, and that the
minimum values of the refractive index and the surface state density
(N(SS)) of the film deposited at 10 Torr and flux ratio of 1000 are 2.
01 and 2.21 x 10(11) cm-2eV-1, respectively.