Method for producing a p-doped semiconductor region in an n-cond

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437165, 437151, 437143, H01L 21223, H01L 21383

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ABSTRACT:
A method for producing a p-doped semiconductor region in an n-conductive semiconductor body by means of diffusion using a combination of both aluminum and boron as dopants. The semiconductor body is positioned within a hollow silicon member which itself is located within a refractory tube. The refractory tube is evacuated to a very low pressure and then the interior of the tube is heated for a time and at a temperature sufficient to diffuse both aluminum and boron into the semiconductor body.

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