Method of producing monocrystal on insulator

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156624, 156DIG80, 156DIG105, C30B 1900

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ABSTRACT:
A method for producing monocrystal on insulator is disclosed. Initially, an epitaxial layer is created on the single crystal substrate. This epitaxial layer may be formed by direct deposition of the monocrystal layer, or through epitaxial monocrystal growth induced after a polycrystal or amorphous layer has been deposited upon the substrate. By appropriately scanning a laser or other focused energy source beginning at some point within the epitaxial layer, and moving into the polycrystalline or amorphous layer over the insulator region, the polycrystalline or amorphous layer will melt, then upon resolidifying it will be monocrystal in structure due to its monocrystal neighbor, the epitaxial layer.

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