Process for treating material in plasma environment

Electric heating – Metal heating – By arc

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156646, 156643, 204192E, B23K 900

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042438659

ABSTRACT:
An improved method of fabricating metal-semiconductor interfaces such as Schottky barriers and ohmic contacts. There is disclosed apparatus and method (or process) for chemically converting, etching, or passivating the surface of a material, such as the surface of a silicon wafer, in a gaseous plasma environment consisting of atomic, neutral nitrogen which causes the surface of the material to be resistant to otherwise subsequent nascent surface oxide buildup. This process is particularly useful in manufacture of Schottky diodes, transistors, and other electronic components or discrete and integrated devices requiring high quality metal-semiconductor junctions or interfaces.

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"Dry Chem. Processes Etches Silicon Dioxide Without Attacking Silicon", 8/1976, `Solid State Technology`, vol. 19, #8, p. 14.

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