Method of forming shallow junctions by entrapment of interstitia

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ABSTRACT:
In the formation of shallow depth junctions, atoms of inner elements, such as helium, argon, xenon or krypton are implanted at a chosen energy and concentration to create microvoids in the epitaxial layer at a chosen depth. Then, upon implantation of boron ions, the implantation of which creates interstitial silicon atoms, during an anneal step the interstitial atoms fill the voids and determine the junction depth.

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