Title: 熱退火處理之氮離子佈植砷化鎵的缺陷特性
Defect characteristics of thermally annealed nitrogen implanted GaAs
Authors: 黃振隆
Jenn-Lung Huang
陳振芳
Jenn-Fang Chen
電子物理系所
Keywords: 氮,離子佈植,砷化鎵,退火;nitrogen,implant,GaAs,annealing
Issue Date: 1999
Abstract: 我們以電性量測氮離子佈植砷化鎵在不同佈植劑量、不同退火溫度下的特性,發現在高佈植劑量及高退火溫度下樣品呈現高阻植特性。由I-V量測得到未退火樣品缺陷特性以造成穿隧效應為主,經由退火處理後缺陷在樣品□形成再結合中心。由C-V量測得到佈植樣品退火後形成的缺陷分佈是不均勻的。而佈植後基板的載子濃度變小,可能是和氮離子佈植所產生的深階受體(deep acceptor)缺陷產生補償(compensation)效應的結果。由DLTS量測得到高佈植劑量、500℃退火樣品在低溫範圍(100K~250K)內有一broad spectrum (稱為U-band)訊號,由電阻活化能Eact=0.32eV發現此U-band分佈應在0.32 eV附近。由於U-band在高溫退火下消失了,比較x-ray繞射圖的結果,得到U-band是和砷化鎵晶格的膨脹有關。由低佈植劑量(2x1011 cm-2)樣品得到的穩定缺陷能階0.70eV,我們得到氮離子佈植砷化鎵其缺陷能階應該是由淺能階U-band和深能階受體(deep acceptor)缺陷能階所組成的,U-band分佈在0.32 eV附近、而深能階在0.70 eV附近,此缺陷能階和EL2類似。
The nitrogen-implanted GaAs samples after annealing at different temperature have been investigated by secondary ion mass spectroscopy,current-voltage(I-V),capacitance-voltage(C-V),and deep-level transient spectroscopy(DLTS)measurement. The Schottky I-V data show that the conduction of as-implanted samples is dominated by tunneling-assisted defects while the conduction after annealing is governed mainly by generation-recombination centers. The layer implanted with high nitrogen dose(2x1015 cm-2)is shown to be highly resistive after annealing. The concentration of nitrogen-implanted GaAs is found to be compensated by non-uniformly distributed acceptors. The DLTS measurement shows a broad spectrum(called U-band)in the low temperature range of 100 to 250K in highly N-implanted sample after annealing at 500℃. In terms of the activation energy of the resistance,the U-band should be around 0.32eV below the minimum of the conduction band. Since the U-band can be annealed out at higher temperature,it is associated to the lattice-expansion defect peak observed in the x-ray spectrum. Based on the experimental data,we conclude that the nitrogen implantation in GaAs can introduce defects consisting of the U-band around 0.32eV and a deep acceptor around 0.7eV.
URI: http://140.113.39.130/cdrfb3/record/nctu/#NT880429022
http://hdl.handle.net/11536/65811
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