Applied Physics Letters

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22 Jul 2008

Ion beam annealing of semiconductors

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Abstract

The first use of an intense pulsed ion beam to anneal ion-implanted semiconductors is reported. Helium ion channeling shows that a single 80-ns pulse 200-keV H+ ions at ∼100 A/cm2 produced good crystallinity in silicon implanted with 1014 As/cm2 at 100 keV.

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