铌薄膜中离子诱导硅化物的形成

S. Matteson, J. Rothi, M. Nicolet
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摘要采用MeV 4He后向散射和x射线衍射分析方法,研究了28Si+离子轰击过程中铌薄膜在单晶硅表面的混合现象。本文报道了混合的环境温度依赖性。这种相关性不能仅用辐射增强扩散或级联混合来解释。同时观察到NbSi2和Nb5Si3两种硅化物。发现在离子范围超过薄膜厚度的情况下,硅化物的生长与影响的平方根成正比。
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Ion-induced silicide formation in niobium thin films
Abstract MeV 4He backscattering and X-ray diffraction analysis were used to examine the intermixing of niobium thin films on single-crystal silicon during 28Si+ ion bombardment. The ambient temperature dependence of the intermixing is reported. The dependence cannot be explained by either radiation-enhanced diffusion or cascade mixing alone. The silicides, NbSi2, and Nb5Si3, were both observed. Silicide growth was found to be proportional to the square root of the fluence for the case in which the ion range exceeds the film thickness.
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