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INDEX
235
236
236
200, 201
33, 50
9
292,
152,
150, 151,
151, 155,
135,
149,
186, 187, 188,
183,
190, 191, 192,
321,
239,
293
293
180
197
297
156
213
156
174
71
71
157
189
321
302
19
184
193
323
323
323
321
327
240
275
323
380
Ar ion laser
Arrhenius plot
Arsenic precipitates
As, arsenic in Si
As-V pairs
Auger recombination
Avrami-lohnson-Mehl
B Profiles for (100) channeling
Background level for SIMS analysis
Balling-up of the native oxide
Band narrowing
Bandgap discontinuity
Base of bipolar transistor
Base transit time
Beam, divergence
neu traliz ation
Bernas ion source
Bethe-Bloch treatment
Bevel edge
Bi, bismuth in Si
Biasing configurations
BICMOS
Bidimensional dopant concentration profiles
Binary Collision Approximation (BCA)
Binding energy
Bipolar devices
Bipolar junction transistor
Bipolar transistor, n-p-n
fabrication sequence of
Bistable memory devices
Bit flip
Bit line
Bits
Black-body radation
Bohr potential
Boltzmann Transport Equation (BTE)
Bonded process for silicon on insulator
Born-Mayer potential
Boron precipitates
Bragg conditions
Breakdown of the oxide
Breakdown voltage
Built-in potential
Bulk diffusivity
Burgers vector
Buried collectors
Buried compound layers
Buried COSi2
Buried dielectric layer
70
160, 161
280, 281
8
149
304
158
108
223
308
304
333
17, 260
305, 311
246
64
37
91
231, 233
8
302
312
256
119, 120
8
260
17,18,255,301, 302
18
20
332
297
262
262
60, 199, 200
120
119
339
120
191
256
74
12, 65, 189, 287
11
279
144
260
24, 334
343
316
Index
381
19
229
204
324
268
216
238
229
330
155
343
287
299
241
294
43
65
32
335
196
iT
205, 319,
15, 285,
28, 102, 103, 105,
315,
214
5, 144, 208
282, 286
211
17,24,27,260,301
305
132, 169
303
322
186
8, 10
11
73
70
61
31, 316
297
8
382
Damage,
19, 25
dose rate dependence
157
dopant dependence
149
energy density dependence
140
levels
331
Damage-related hole traps
332
Dangling bond
170
Data smoothing for SRP
229
Dechanneled fraction
111
Dechanneling of point defects, dislocation, stacking faults
250, 251, 252
Deep level
316
328
Deep level damage
Defect engineering
212, 215
196
Defect lifetime
Defect mobility
154
Delay time for the interfacial oxide rupture
310
10, 11, 24
Depleted region, width
electric field
11
267
Depletion-layer width
Depletion-mode device
14, 262
136
Deposited energy distributions
Depth perception of RBS
244
Depth profiling
222
Depth resolution for SIMS analysis
224
Detection limits for SIMS analysis
223
Device isolation
317
263
Dielectric layer
64
Dielectric stress
Diffusion, of dopants
205
coefficien t of electrons
304
coefficien t of holes
304
204
of Al
235
processes
235
of metallic impurities
302
Digital devices
302
Digital logic gates
13
Direct band
8
Direct energy gap
13
Direct recom bination
57
Disc system, for dose control
58
scanner
143, 180, 186, 250
Dislocation
195
Dislocation clim b
26, 173
Dislocation lines
173,186, 192,196,211,212,214,215,278,320
Dislocation loop
196, 197, 198
Dislocation removal rate
140, 212
Displaced silicon at.oms
132
Displacement t.hreshold energy
138
Displacement.s Per Atom (DPA)
Index
Divacancy
Donor impurity
Dopant species
Double diffused drain
Double implant techique
Drain of MOSFET
Drain-ind uced- barrier-lowering
DRAM
Duoplasmatron source
Dynamic annealing
Early effect
Edge dislocation
Einzel lens
Elastic collision
Elastic stopping power
Elastomer
Electron -hole recom bina tion
Electron,
affinity
diffusion length
drift velocity in Si, GaAs, InP
mobility in GaAs
mobility in InP
mobility in Si
paramagnetic resonance
shower
Electronegative elements
Electronic energy loss
Electronic stopping,
for channeled particles
Electropositive elements
Electrostatic lens
Elongated dislocations
Emissivity
Emitter of bipolar transistor
Emitter delay
Emitter-Coupled Logic (ECL)
Emitter/base depletion region transit time
Encapsulant
End of range damage
End station
Energy contamination, P
As
BF3
Energy gap
Engineering defect
Enhancement mode MOSFETs
Enhancement-mode devices
Epitaxial regrowth in GaAs
383
142
9
6
271
70
14, 15, 23, 261
269
2, 13,261,262,341
39
155, 182,317
304
144
49
80
81
61
17
7, 8
41
304
325
9, 316, 326
326
9
217
58, 66
220
87
80, 88
109, 110
220
49
214
201, 202, 203, 205
17,24,27,260, 301
305
302
305
320
182
33
51
52
52, 53
325
301
15, 282
262
318
384
EPROM
Er in Si, levels
Extended defects
Extrinsic, base region
dislocation loops
point defects
semiconductors
stacking fault
Faraday cup
Feeding-in
Fermi level
Fermi-Dirac distribution
Ferroelectrics
Field oxide spacing
Field-oxidation
Fixed-oxide charge
Flash Eprom
Floating Zone (FZ) wafers
Fluence
Forward bias
Forward current
Forward-active mode
Four point probe
Free carrier absorption
Free energy of amorphous Si phase
Freeman ion source
Frenkel defect
Frenkel pair
Fully depleted FET
Fully depleted mode
GaAs
Gate
Gate floating
Gate oxide
Gaussian distribution
Generation centers
Getter
Gettering, centers
effect
of Al by oxygen
of metallic impurities
Goniometer
Grain boundaries
Grain boundary diffusion
Grain boundary terminations
Grain growth
Guard ring
Gummel numbers
Hairp-in dislocation
263
297
285
265
3, 254
208
20
11
11
302
67
201
175
36
141
l72
339
342
9, 16, 3LS
185
:3
226
'208
246
143
279
309
179, 308
285
304
180, 181, 182
Index
Hall coefficient
Hall effect
Halogen lamp
Hard-sphere potential
Hartee-Fock-Slater atomic charge distribution
Head-on collision
Heat capacity
Heat flow equation
Heat of formation of Si02
Heavy metals
He-Ne laser
Heterogeneous amorphization
Heterogeneous nucleation of damage
Heterojunction Bipolar Transistors (HBT)
Heterojunction FET
Heterojunctions
Hexagonal silicon phase
Hexagonal Si interstitials
High Electron Mobility Transistors (HEMT)
High resolution transmission electron microscopy
High speed bipolar transistor
Hole
Hopping conduction
Hot carrier
Hot electrons
Hot Implants
IGFET
III- V compound semiconductors
Impact ionization
Implant-isolated GaAs MESFET
Implant through a mask
Impurity band
Indirect band gap
Inelastic collision
InP
Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT)
Intelligent power,
vertical
Interface-trapped charges
Interfacial bond
In ternal "get tering"
Internal electric fields
Interstitials
Intrinsic base
Intrinsic point defects
In trinsic silicon
Intrinsic stacking fault
Inverse square potential
In version condition
385
236, 237
236 , 237
200
82
87
81
200, 201
59
334
75
70
157, 158
157, 158
354, 355, 356
353
31
153, 162, 163
143
353, 354
217
301, 355
7, 8
331
259
28, 270
35, 152, 213
13
3, 315
270
116
116
10
8, 13
80, 137
315
288
5
6
265
176
341
333
141
306
142
8
145, 146, 173
82, 83, 86
265
386
Inversion layer
Inverter
Ion analyzing mechanism
Ion Beam Induced Epitaxial Amorphization (IBIEA)
Ion Beam Induced Epitaxial Crystallization (IBIEC),
159,160, 164, 165, 167,
dopant dependence
temperature dependence
orientation dependence
native oxide dependence
Ion implantation,
schematic
Ion implanters
Ion source
Ion yield
Ionization,
of electrons
J-T testing
JFET
Junction delineation
Junction-staining
Kick-out of B
Kick-out reaction
Kinchin- Pease
Kinematic factor kM
Kink
Kurtosis,
of Bin Si
of Pin Si
Large Angle Tilt Implanted Drain (LATID)
Laser
Laser annealing
Laser pulse
Latch-up
Latch-up immunity
Lateral profiles
Lateral spread
Lateral spread of channeled ions
Lateral straggling
Lattice location of impurities by channeling measurements
Lattice mismatch
17, 26, 27,
Leakage current
LEC-grown Fe-doped InP
Ledges
Lifetime of minority carriers
Lifetime engineering
Lifetime killers
Lifetime reduction
Lift-off
262
281
33
159, 160, 161
168, 170, 171
165, 166
165, 166
164
167
20
21
34
33, 35
220
220
80,88
65
325
257
257
275
236
137, 138, 171
242
178, 184
94, 95, 293
95
95
271, 272
315
30
249
283, 284, 297
259
115, 116, 117
114, 235
235
232
242,247,248
343
300, 310, 353
326
178,184
13
287
288
288
352
Index
Light Emitting Diodes LED)
Lightly doped drain (LDD)
LINAC
Lindhard's treatment
Linear accelerators
Liquid encapsulant crystallization
Liquid phase epitaxial
Lissajous figures
LSS, treatment
parameters
LOCal Oxidation of Silicon (LOCOS)
Low pressure vapor phase epitaxy
Magnetic analyzer
Magnetic rigidity
Magneto electrical effects
Majority carriers
Market device
Market share
MARLOWE code
Mask
Mass spectrum
Mass resolution
Maximum penetration
Mechanical lapped
MESA isolated CMOS structure
MESFET
Mesh for simulation
Metal buried layer
Metal contamination
Metal gate transistor
Metal layers
Metal probes
Metal-base
Metal-dopant compounds
Metallic, contamination
impurities
Microtwins
Millimeter wave devices
Minority carrier lifetime
Misfit dislocations
Mobile ionic charges
Mobility of hole, electron
Modulation doped
Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE)
Molecular Dynamics
Moliere potential
Monolayer
Monte Carlo
Moore law
387
3, 315
271
43,45
91
35
323
249
53
84
90
285, 295
355
45
46
237
8
1
1
123, 124, 125, 139, 293
23, 129, 189
47, 48, 220, 221
48
108
254
341
17, 325
129
316
294
356
316
227
355, 356
280
27
13
181
325
260, 287
31
265
8, 9, 237, 238
353
315, 332, 356
119
120
245
119, 120, 171, 172
27
388
MOS
MOS capacitance
MOSFET
MOSFET threshold voltage
Multi-Quantum Wells (MQW)
Murphy's law
n-type,
channel
N3 Si4
Negative ions
Neutral sputtered species
Nitridation
Nitrogen bubbles
NMOS,
fabrication sequence
np, for Si at RT
for GaAs at RT
Non-fully depleted mode
Nuclear reaction
Nuclear stopping,
of Bin Si
of Pin Si
of As in Si
Nucleation rate
Objective aperture
Ohm's law
Oen-Robinson treatment
On- resistance
" OW' state
Optical absorption
Optical modulators
Optical radar
Optoelectronics
Orthopaedic Prosthesis
Out-diffusion
Oxidation
Oxidation-induced Stacking Fault (OSF)
Oxide clusters
Oxide gate
Oxide spacers
Oxygen-damage interaction
Oxygen precipitates
p-n junction
p-type
P-glass
P, phosphorus in Si
P profiles for (l00) channeling
Parallel beam scanning
Pearson IV distributions
21
267
13, 15, 185, 261, 341
260
332
25,26
7
14
316
41
226
195, 203
336
261
14
9
9
342
246
80
90
90
90
310
256
87
108
290
268
200
332
315
32, 315
32
206, 210
192, 203
192, 194
208
189
271
208, 209
146, 210
10, 11
7
14
8
109
29
96, 97, 98
389
Index
Pelletrons
Penning ion source
Perfect sink
Permeable base transistor
Phase transition
Phosphorus profiles
Photo detectors
Pinholes
Planar critical angle
Planck's law
Plasma immersion ion implantation
Plasma waves
PMMA
PMOS
Point defect concentration
Point defects
Poisson's equation
Polycristalline source
Polycrystalline Si3 N 4
Polycrystalline silicon emitters
Polycrystalline silicon
Polysilicon gate
Porous Si3 N 4
Positron annihilation
Power devices
Power electronics
Power law potential
Power metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor
Power supplied
Preamorphization
Precipitates
Precipitation
Precipitation of oxygen
Preferential sputtering
Primary damage
Programmable SRAM
Projected range,
of B, P, As and Sb in Si
Punch-through effect
Punch-through-stopper
Pyrometer
Quaternary compound semiconductors
Radio frequency voltage
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Range distribution of B, P, As and Sb in Si
Range of implanted ions
Rapid Thermal Annealing (RTA) ,
apparatus
Rapid Thermal Processing (RTP)
316, 355,
260,
199,
40
38
204
356, 358
249
23, 29
315
340
107
199
75,76
70
99
261
278
197, 250
230, 267
279
337
301, 306
205
13, 290
337
217
260
287
84,85
289
287
274
143
179, 186
301
225
25
293
80,92
93
269
272
202, 203
315
43,44
262
93
19, 80
275, 325
199
29, 198
390
2, 298
104
308
301
200
201
263
264
174
176, 177
178, 200
185, 186
237
6
296
11
12
11
290, 291
290, 291
191
212
262
217,241
243
213
243
253
228
302
28
28
53
252
33
237
16
325
82
84
84
144
25, 173,212, 214
33, 55, 65
225
105, 220, 222, 274
221
220
226
Index
Segregation coefficient
Self-interstitial
Self-diffusion
Self-gettering
Semi-Insulating POlycrystalline Silicon (SIPOS)
Separation by IMplanted OXygen (SIMOX)
Shallow junction
Sheet resistance
Sheet resistance measurements
Si in terstitials
Si3N4
Silicidation
Silicide formation
Silicides as diffusion source
Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR)
Silicon interstitials
Silicon oxide precipitates
Silicon self-diffusion
Silicon vacancy
Silicon-On-Insulator (SOl)
Si02
SixGel- x
Skewness,
of B in Si
of Pin Si
Slip dislocation
Slip lines
Soft error immunity
Soft errors
Solid Phase Epitaxial Growth (SPEG),
of buried amorphos layer
Solid solubility limit
Solid solubility of Au
Solid state detector
Source
Source/drain junction depth
Spherical aberration
Spherical aberration coefficient
Spiking
Spreading resistance
Spreading Resistance Profilometry (SRP)
Sputtered ions
Spu ttering
Sputtering ion source
Spu ttering rate
Sputtering yield
Stacked cell
Stacking fault
Standard deviation
391
179, 210, 286
192, 197
196
301
32
30, 334, 339
28, 29, 75, 205, 260
203
236
142, 213
31
195, 203, 276
3, 277, 343
278
3, 4, 284
180
209
180
191
263
316
31
93, 94, 95, 293
95
95
294
324
297
297, 334
174, 181, 185, 189,200,249
181, 182
187,281,301
288
242
13, 14, 15, 261
274
255
256
341
118
218, 227, 231
219
100
42
219
101,219,221
263
143, 192 , 194, 250, 320
80, 92
392
Stefan-Boltzmann constant
60, 201
Storage capacitor
263
Straggle
80, 92 293
Strain
320
Strain field
180
Stress induced precipitation of dopant
280
Stripping canal
39
Sub cascade
155, 162
Subthreshold current
269
Superlattices
332
SUPREM
96, 126
Surface mobility
268
Surface peak
246, 251
Switches
332
Switching speed of bipolar transistors
18
Syn thesis of silicon nitride
337
Syn thesis of stoichiometric Si3 N 4
336
Tandem
35
Tandem accelerators
39
Tandetrons
40
Ternary compound semiconductors
315
Therma-wave
70,71
Thermal diffusion lenght
199
Thermal expansion coefficient
197, 198
Thermal stress
197, 324
Thermocouple
203
Thomas-Fermi function
84
Thomas-Fermi potential
85, 86, 120
Threading dislocation
340
Threshold voltage of the MOSFET
14, 21, 259, 264, 265, 266 , 268, 285, 342, 354
Threshold-voltage adjustment of MOSFET
264
Thyristor
3
Tilt angle
112
Tilt implant
273
Transconductance
268, 342
Transient diffusion
26, 224, 275
Transistor
7
Transistor action
301
Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL)
302
Transition elements as contaminants
74
Transmission coefficen t
99
Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)
252, 253
Transport equation
92
91, 115, 120, 133, 136, 155, 163,212, 293
TRansport Ion Mass (TRIM)
265
Trapped charged impurities
Trench
76, 127, 128, 263, 306
Trench capacitors
263
Trench isolation
284
121
TRIM.SP
Index
Tungsten-halogen lamps
Tunneling
Twin-tube
Twins
Twins silicon
Twist angle
Two-dimensional damage
Two-dimensional carrier profiles
Two-dimensional diffusivity
Ultra Large Scale Integration (ULSI)
Ultra High Vacuum Chemical Deposition (UHVCD)
Universal screening function
UT-MARLOWE
V shaped dislocations
Vacancies
Vacancy loops
Vacancy-interstitial pairs
Valence band
Van der Pauw pattern
Vapor pressure of As
VD-MOS
Vertical punch-through
Very Large Scale Integration (V LSI) circuits
VLSI CMOS
Voids
Voltage-transfer characteristics
Wafer charging
Wafer cooling
Wafer warpage
Walton-Cockroft system
Work function
X-ray emission
Yield
Yield strength
Young's modulus
Ziegler-Biersack-Littmark distribution
Ziegler-Biersack-Littmark potential
393
199
270
285
143,147,173,176,180,320
153
112
185
231
235
26
32
87
124
180
141, 197
191
171
8, 10
237, 238
319
289
295
261
2
143
282
63, 76, 77
59
294
40, 41
14, 261
246
25, 72
197
197. 198
87
120