cm³, respectively.5. The electron densities in RIE and HDP systems range between 10%-10¹0 and 10¹Assuming that the RIE chamber pressure is 200 mTorr and HDP chamber pressure is 5 mTorr, calculate theionization efficiency in RIE reactors and HDP reactors at room temperature. The ionization efficiency is theratio of the electron density to the density of molecules.6. For a boron diffusion in silicon at 1000°C, the surface concentration is maintained at 1019 cm-3 and thediffusion time is 1 h. If the diffusion coefficient of boron at 1000°C is 2x×10¹4 cm²/s, find Q(t) and the gradientat x = 0 and at a location where the dopant concentration reaches 10¹5 cm ³. 7. Arsenic was pre-deposited by arsine gas, and the resulting total amount of dopant per unit area was 1×10¹4atoms/cm². How long would it take to drive the arsenic into a junction depth of 1 µm? Assume a backgrounddoping of CB = 1×10¹5 atoms/cm³ and a drive-in temperature of 1200°C. For As diffusion, Do = 24 cm²/s, andEa = 4.08 eV.8. Assume 100 keV boron implants on a 200 mm silicon wafer at a dose of 5×10¹4 ions/cm². The projected rangeand projected straggle (op) are 0.31 and 0.07 μm, respectively. Calculate the peak concentration and the requiredion-beam current for 1 min of implantation.

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-10¹2 cm³, respectively. The electron densities in RIE and HDP systems range between 10° -10 and 10⁰ Assuming that the RIE chamber pressure is 200 mTorr and HDP chamber pressure is 5 mTorr, calculate the ionization efficiency in RIE reactors and HDP reactors at room temperature. The ionization efficiency is the ratio of the electron density to the density of molecules.

-10¹2 cm³, respectively. The electron densities in RIE and HDP systems range between 10° -10 and 10⁰ Assuming that the RIE chamber pressure is 200 mTorr and HDP chamber pressure is 5 mTorr, calculate the ionization efficiency in RIE reactors and HDP reactors at room temperature. The ionization efficiency is the ratio of the electron density to the density of molecules.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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