Method of forming polysilicon having a desired surface roughness

Coating processes – Measuring – testing – or indicating

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4272481, 4273977, 438 7, 438398, 438964, E23C 1646

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059620650

ABSTRACT:
A method for reliably forming polysilicon of a desired surface roughness includes providing a layer of doped or undoped amorphous silicon on a substrate and heating said substrate while monitoring the emission of said substrate and comparing the monitored emission with an expected emission attributable to the heating regime employed. An increase in the monitored emission not attributable to the heating regime signals a transition of the layer of amorphous silicon to rough polysilicon. A decrease in the monitored emission not attributable to the heating regime signals a transition to smooth polysilicon. The increases and decreases in the monitored emission can be used to end the heating regime at the time at which the desired surface roughness of polysilicon is formed, or merely to passively monitor the process.

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