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9780415308311

Impurities in Semiconductors: Solubility, Migration and Interactions

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    9780415308311

  • ISBN10:

    0415308313

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-01-27
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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Summary

Although there is a good deal of research concerning semiconductor impurities available, most publications on the subject are very specialized and very theoretical. Until now, the field lacked a text that described the current experimental data, applications, and theory concerning impurities in semiconductor physics.Impurities in Semiconductors: Solubility, Migration and Interactions explores the behavior of impurity atoms in semiconductors, integrating experimental data with theoretical interpretation. It presents the current literature on the state and behavior of impurities in semiconductors. The author explains the basic physics of hydrogen-like impurities to help you understand the properties imparted by these impurities. He also analyzes the macroscopic and microscopic mechanisms of the solubility, and migration of impurities and defects in the crystal lattice. In addition, the book presents a systematic analysis of different effects resulting from the interactions between impurities and other defects in the crystal lattices.This book brings to light work done in the former Soviet Union and highlights several impurities that have potential, but have not yet found widespread application. As such, it will be an invaluable reference for those working in different fields involving the use of electronic materials.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
The Semiconductor-Impurity System
1(20)
The Semiconductor Crystal as a Thermodynamic System
1(8)
Thermodynamic Descriptions of Impurity Solubility
9(8)
General Characteristics of Impurity Centers
17(4)
References
19(2)
Impurity Behavior in Semiconductors
21(136)
Hydrogen-Like Impurities
21(8)
Impurities with Partly Filled Electron Shells (d- and f-Impurities)
29(20)
Amphoteric Impurities
49(52)
General concepts
49(3)
Carrier thermodynamics in semiconductors with amphoteric impurities
52(4)
Amphoteric impurity distribution in elemental semiconductors
56(9)
Amphoteric impurity distribution in semiconductor compounds
65(5)
Data on amphoteric impurity states and behavior
70(13)
Amphoteric excitons bound by d-impurities
83(2)
Dissociative amphoteric impurities
85(5)
Cation--anion amphoteric impurities in semiconductor compounds
90(11)
Isovalent Impurities
101(33)
General concepts
101(7)
Empirical models of isovalent impurities
108(14)
Physicochemical behavior of the host-IVI system
122(1)
Possible mechanisms of the isovalent impurity effect
123(3)
Isovalent doping effects
126(8)
Volatile Impurities
134(23)
Hydrogen
134(1)
Oxygen
135(10)
Carbon
145(1)
Nitrogen
146(1)
References
146(11)
Impurity Solubility in Semiconductors (A Macroscopic Approach)
157(42)
Retrograde Solubility of Impurities
157(4)
Solubility of Hydrogen-Like Impurity Atoms in Germanium and Silicon
161(7)
Hydrogen-Like Impurity Solubility in AIIIBV Compounds
168(2)
Solubility of Deep Impurities
170(9)
Solubility of AIV semiconductors
170(8)
Solubility in semiconductor compounds
178(1)
Solubility of Amphoteric Impurities
179(20)
A thermodynamic analysis
179(9)
Solubility of dissociative amphoteric impurities
188(6)
Solubility of cation-anion impurities in semiconductor compounds
194(1)
References
195(4)
Microscopic Analysis of Impurity Solubility in Semiconductors
199(42)
Dissolution Enthalpy Calculation by Weisser's Method
199(9)
Site solubility
199(3)
Interstitial solubility
202(6)
Dissolution Enthalpy in the Pseudo-Alloy Model
208(1)
Weisser's Modified Solubility Theory
209(14)
Interstitial d-atom solubility
209(8)
Site solubility of d-atoms
217(6)
Solubility of Interstitial f-Atoms in Silicon
223(3)
On Solubility Theory for Semiconductor Compounds
226(2)
Comparison with Experimental Data
228(3)
Quantum Chemical Calculation of Dissolution Enthalpy
231(10)
Formulation of the quantum chemical problem
231(5)
The dissolution model for a substitutional impurity
236(1)
Quantum chemical calculations of impurity solubility
236(1)
Perspectives of the quantum chemical method
237(1)
References
238(3)
Impurity Interactions in Semiconductors
241(28)
Types of Impurity Interactions
241(2)
Statistical Interaction
243(6)
Configuration entropy of a lattice with NB sites and NVB vacancies
245(1)
A lattice with several defect types
245(1)
A lattice with structural elements in several positions
246(1)
The arrangement of complexes
246(1)
The arrangement of electrons and holes
247(2)
Charge Interaction
249(1)
Potential Interaction
250(6)
Defect Interaction in a Regular Approximation
256(3)
Interaction Leading to Complexation
259(1)
Defect Ionization in Solids
260(9)
References
267(2)
Associations of Impurity Atoms
269(50)
Ion Pairs
269(9)
Point ions
270(1)
Ions with a fixed radius
270(6)
Ion pairing manifestation in semiconductor properties
276(2)
Polytropic Impurities
278(7)
Complexation Thermodynamics in a Semiconductor Compound
285(9)
Impurity-Vacancy Complexes in AIIIBV Compounds
294(3)
Impurity-Vacancy Complexes in Silicon
297(1)
Impurity Syneresis
298(7)
Combined Complexation
305(3)
Indirect Ion-Ion Interaction
308(2)
Applied Aspects of Complexation
310(9)
Deep center content versus growth temperature and free electron concentration
310(2)
Homogeneity region width in AIIIBV compounds
312(4)
References
316(3)
Impurity Kinetics in Semiconductors
319(50)
Impurity Migration Energy
319(2)
Microscopic Theory of Impurity Kinetics
321(14)
Dissociative Diffusion of Impurities
335(6)
Kinetic Effects in Subsurface Layers
341(10)
Diffusion Profiles of Interacting Impurities
351(18)
General principles
351(3)
Impurity interactions in terms of thermodynamics of irreversible processes
354(4)
Impurity interactions in terms of a model approach
358(4)
Diffusion theory for immobile complexes
362(4)
References
366(3)
Impurity Migration in the Formation of Mobile Complexes
369(64)
Diatomic Complexes: Formation and Decomposition
369(6)
Diffusion Model for Mobile Complexes
375(9)
Solution of Diffusion Equations for Various Boundary Conditions
384(34)
Sequential diffusion
385(8)
Simultaneous diffusion
393(10)
Interdiffusion
403(6)
The allowance for the finite front thickness
409(7)
The physics of impurity diffusion with interactions
416(2)
Diffusion Theory Versus Experiment
418(15)
Chemical diffusion of phosphorus into silicon
418(9)
Radiation-stimulated P diffusion into uniformly O2-doped silicon
427(4)
Fe redistribution in B and P diffusion-doped silicon
431(1)
References
432(1)
Index 433

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