Patent
1990-04-18
1992-03-10
Hille, Rolf
357 16, 357 42, 357 64, 357 91, H01L 29167
Patent
active
050953583
ABSTRACT:
A method of inhibiting dopant diffusion in silicon using germanium is provided. Germanium is distributed in substitutional sites in a silicon lattice to form two regions of germanium interposed between a region where dopant is to be introduced and a region from which dopant is to be excluded, the two germanium regions acting as a dopant diffusion barrier.
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Ahn Sung T.
Aronowitz Sheldon
Hart Courtney L.
Hille Rolf
Loke Steven
National Semiconductor Corporation
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