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An AFM study of surface morphology of commercial 6" SOI wafers
Work reported in this paper involved an extensive Atomic Force Microscopic investigation of the surface quality of 6" SIMOX SOI wafers without any epitaxy in conjunction with a study of reliability of 19 nm or 9 nm thick gate oxide. The results illustrate that AFM studies will allow rapid development of high quality SOI substrates and that AFM, when used as a quality control tool, will assure supply of quality substrates.<>