E. Collart, D. Kirkwood, J. A. Van den Berg, M. Werner, W. Vandervorst, B. Brijs, P. Bailey, T. Noakes
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Characterisation of low energy antimony (2-5 keV) implantation into silicon
Low energy Antimony implants (2 and 5 keV) have been characterised for their potential use in n-type ultra-shallow junction formation. Depth profiles using secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) were combined with electrical sheet resistance data and damage distribution data from medium energy ion scattering (MEIS).