Barbara Chappell, Stanley E. Schustfr, et al.
IEEE T-ED
Extremely shallow, below ~80 nm, n- junctions fabricated with antimony have been analytically and electrically investigated. It is shown that by the use of antimony one can reach sheet resistivity/ shallowness combinations that are superior to those achievable with arsenic. The leakage of these junctions was found to be sufficiently low to allow VLSI applications. These investigations indicate that below a certain junction depth antimony should be the dopant of preference. © 1986 IEEE
Barbara Chappell, Stanley E. Schustfr, et al.
IEEE T-ED
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