Method for reducing resistance at interface of single crystal si

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437946, 437228, 156643, 134 1, H01L 21203

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ABSTRACT:
An interface having low resistance is formed between a single crystal silicon surface and deposited silicon. Before deposition of the silicon, the oxide or nitride layer covering the surface is removed in conventional fashion. The exposed surface is then pre-treated with a plasma etch containing SF.sub.6. Because fluorine is more electro-negative than oxygen, fluorine atoms adhere to the exposed single crystal silicon surface, where their presence prevents reoxidation. Silicon is then deposited on the surface by thermal decomposition of silane, during which deposition the fluorine atoms form silicon-tetrafluoride, which gas is evacuated during a normal out-gas cycle. The resultant interface, which may be an emitter-base junction, exhibits an effective resistance of only a few ohms.

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