Hydride deposition of phosporus-containing semiconductor materia

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156613, 156614, 156642, 437 88, H01L 736, H01L 21203

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ABSTRACT:
Hillock formation in the vapor phase epitaxial hydride deposition of indium phosphide is avoided. This effect is accomplished by ensuring that the phosphine utilized in the deposition gas flow is essentially completely decomposed before reaching the deposition area. Additionally, by utilizing the phosphine decomposition procedure, advantageous results are also achieved in the epitaxial hydride deposition of phosphorus-containing semiconductor materials.

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