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Low-variability, Self-assembled Monolayer Doping Methods

技術優勢
Order of magnitude faster process as compared to liquid-phaseHighly uniform and self-assembling surface propertiesEliminates an expensive and toxic liquid solvent stepLeverages industry standard foundry/fab-based processesBetter precision, allows conformal doping on topographic features
技術應用
Nanostructured and semiconductor materials
詳細技術說明
None
*Abstract
Semiconductor materials are fundamental materials in all modern electronic devices. Continuous demand for faster and more energy-efficient electronics is pushing miniaturization and scaling to unprecedented levels. Controlled and uniform doping of semiconductor materials with atomic accuracy is critical to materials and device performance. In particular, junction depth and dopant concentration need to be tightly controlled to minimize contact resistance, as well as variability effects due to random dopant fluctuations in the channel. Conventional doping methods such as ion implantation is imprecise and can have large variability effect. Moreover, energetic introduction of dopant species will often cause crystal damage, leading to incompatibility with nanostructured-materials and further performance degradation. To address these problems, researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have experimented with an alternative approach to a wafer-scale surface doping technique first developed at the UC Berkeley in 2007. The team has demonstrated a controlled approach for monolayer doping (MLD) in which gas phase dopant-containing molecules form low-variability, self-assembled monolayers (SAM) on target semiconductor surfaces.
*Principal Investigation

Name: Ali Javey

Department:


Name: Peyman Taheri

Department:

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Tech ID/UC Case

25798/2016-148-0


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