Forming magnesium-doped Group III-V semiconductor layers by liqu

Metal treatment – Process of modifying or maintaining internal physical... – Chemical-heat removing or burning of metal

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ABSTRACT:
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, in which an epitaxial layer doped with magnesium compounds of elements from the groups III and V of the periodic system of elements is deposited on a surface of a semiconductor body. For this purpose, the semiconductor body is brought into contact with a saturated solution of the compound, in which magnesium is present. Magnesium is added to the solution in the form of magnesium silicide, magnesium germanide or magnesium stannide. Thus, the epitaxial layer can be doped in a very reproducible manner, while moreover defects in the layer due to magnesium oxide particles are prevented.

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