| Prepared For |
0 |
Source Type |
GS-278 |
| Application |
Emitter |
Part Number |
9452A |
| Sheet Resistivity After Predep |
4 ohms/Sq. |
Source Size |
125 X 2.5 mm |
| Junction After Predep |
0 |
Diffusion Tube ID |
200mm |
| |
0 |
Preparation |
JER1993 |
New sources may be cleaned and must be
properly aged before they are used in testing or production.
Refer to and Product Bulletin Aging
for instructions. In this process, the sources should be aged
at the recommended deposition temperature for at least 16
hours but no longer than 24 hours.
Step |
Rate/Time |
Temp |
Gas |
Flow Rate |
Insert |
3"/Minute |
750°C |
N2 + 1/2% O2 |
6 lpm |
Stabilize |
15 Minutes |
750°C |
N2
+ 1/2% O2 |
6 lpm |
Ramp |
5°C/Minute |
1100°C |
N2 + 1/2% O2 |
6 lpm |
Hold |
100 Minutes |
1100°C |
N2
+ 1/2% O2 |
6 lpm |
Ramp |
5°C/Minute |
1000°C |
N2 + 1/2% O2 |
6 lpm |
Ramp |
5°C/Minute |
750°C |
O2 |
6 lpm |
Pull |
3"/Minute |
RT |
N2 + 1/2% O2 |
6 lpm |
Caution:
Any time BoronPlus sources are exposed to temperatures above
600oC, silicon wafers should be placed between each pair of
sources and at each end of the load.
SI 1
The gas flow rate recommended is based on experience with
a variety of different systems. Some customers have found
that increasing the gas flow rate during insertion and withdrawal
will further decrease the chances of moisture backstreaming
from the mouth of the furnace. This technique is particularly
useful if only an end plate is used to cover the cap of the
furnace, or if the end cap is loose fitting.
SI 2
Initially, the indicated percentage of oxygen should be blended
into the carrier gas for the initial series of tests. Eventually,
the oxygen concentration that produces acceptable results
for your process should be selected. Normally, this will be
between 0.5% and 5%. The PhosPlus sources are not affected
by oxygen.
SI 3
Variations in the humidity level of plant air could cause
variations in sheet resistivity. To reduce the effects of
moisture, the following steps are recommended:
- After predeposition, cool the
silicon and sources in dry nitrogen.
- When not in use, always store the
sources in dry nitrogen at an elevated temperature.
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