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Growth Kinetics
Governed primarily by the steps
1.Mass Transfer
2.Surface Reaction
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F h |
C C |
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F2 kS CS |
1 g |
G S |
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Solution
Two limiting cases:
1. |
Diffusion controlled |
v hg |
2. |
Reaction controlled |
v kS |
Growth rates in both regimes is linear with time.
•Reaction always occurs at the growing surface
•The diffusion is through a gas region of constant thickness not a growing solid region as in oxidation.
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Atmospheric Pressure CVD
APCVD for epitaxial Si deposition
SiCl4 2H2 Si 4HCl
A ‘Cold Wall’ Reactor
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OUTLINE
Thermal Oxidation and Model
Factors Affecting Kinetics
Future Trends: Oxidation
CVD and Model
Factors Affecting Kinetics
o Future Trends: CVD
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Factors Affecting Growth
Boundary Layer Effects
Depletion Effects
Unintentional Doping
Pressure
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Boundary Layer Effects
Continuous gas flow 
Diffusion of 

reactants 

Boundary layer
Deposited film
Silicon substrate
A Detailed Picture of Deposition Process
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Velocity Profile

Gas flow
Gas flow 

Boundary layer
Boundary layer
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Solution: Reactor Geometry
Effect important in Transfer limited regime
Susceptor is slightly tilted to minimize effect.
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