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Publication
ESSDERC 1987
Conference paper
Electrical characterization of polysilicon/monosilicon interfaces
Abstract
The effective recombination velocity (ERV) associated with the polysilicon/monosilicon interface has been measured for different polysilicon structures. Using a new measurement method, the analysis indicates that the behavior of a polysilicon/monosilicon interface, free from any intentional oxide layer and with a polysilicon layer heavily doped, is similar to the one of a single-crystal high-low junction. It is demonstrated that blocking properties of a polysilicon contact improve if an undoped polysilicon layer is interposed between the doped polysilicon and the monosilicon when a significant arsenic concentration is present at the polysilicon/monosilicon interface.