Development of epitaxial structures for radiation resistant silicon solar cells
Epitaxial structures for radiation resistant silicon solar cells
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Epitaxial structures for radiation resistant silicon solar cells
Process for fabricating integrated circuits uniformly deposits silicon epitaxially on prediffused substrates without affecting the sublayer diffusion pattern. Two silicon deposits from different sources, and deposited at different temperatures, protect the sublayer pattern from the silicon tetrachloride reaction.
Epitaxial growth of indium antimonide thin films as studied in situ by electron diffraction
Second breakdown of transistors with diffused emitter, epitaxial collector and base, obtaining maximum operating current dependence on base width and resistivity
Epitaxial growth of n-type layers of gallium antimonide from liquid phase on p-type substrates, discussing growing process applications and advantages
Multilayer epitaxy method for fabricating high current p-n-p silicon transistors
Vapor phase epitaxial production of indium arsenic phosphide crystalline layers, discussing electron mobilities, electrical resistivities and doping
Vapor phase growth of epitaxial single crystalline GaAs-GaSb alloys using arsine and stibine
Epitaxial beta-SiC films formation on sapphire by chemical conversion
Au, Ag and Al films evaporation in ultrahigh vacuum on LiF and MgO surfaces, showing insignificant role of lattice misfit for epitaxy
Epitaxial beta SiC film formation on SiC by reactive evaporation or sputtering at low temperature
Epitaxial boron phosphides single crystals growth, using thermal decomposition and reduction for deposition on hexagonal silicon carbide substrates basal plane
Apollo 12 clinopyroxenes exsolution and epitaxy by electron microprobe and single crystal X ray diffraction
Epitaxial garnet films magnetic anisotropic models, describing mobile cylindrical domains
Epitaxial deposition of Au on ultrahigh vacuum cleaved mica during early nucleation and growth
Epitaxial Ag thin film with controlled surface roughness on mica, measuring electrical resistivity as function of temperature, thickness and surface specularity in vacuum
Using scanning electron microscopy, Si epitaxial growth from solution in solid Al onto crystal Si substrates was studied. Growth in reentrant corners of the substrate was found to be favored over growth onto a flat surface. These preferred locations for growth appear to be the result of a force not present in conventional crystal growth from fluid media, namely, the nonuniform stress field present in solids.
Process of growing expitaxial silicon carbide (SiC) layers on SiC substrates so that epitaxial growth is perpendicular to c-axis by chemical vapor deposition process at temperatures of 1590 to 1660 K minimizes variations in stacking sequence and problems associated with high temperatures.