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conductivity of SiO2 layer grown on top of heavily doped silicon
2008-01-08
Wenlin Jin
2008-01-09
Edward Sebesta
2008-01-09
Wenlin Jin
conductivity of SiO2 layer grown on top of heavilydoped silicon
2008-01-09
Edward Sebesta
conductivity of SiO2 layer grown on top of heavily doped silicon
Wenlin Jin
2008-01-09
Hi, All,

I didn't put the condition right in the previous email. The starting
wafer is heavily doped. Here is the question again:

I'm considering grow a silicon oxide layer on a heavily doped silicon
wafer through wet or dry oxidation
process. The question is: will the oxide layer obtained in such a way be
conductive? Advices are appreciated.

Best regards

Wenlin Jin

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heavilydoped silicon


Hi, All,

I'm considering grow a silicon oxide layer on a heavily doped silicon
wafer through wet or dry oxidation
process. The question is: will the oxide layer obtained in such a way be
conductive? Advices are appreciated.

Best regards

Wenlin Jin
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