Ultra Shallow Junctions 2005 (USJ-2005)

8th International Workshop on the Fabrication, Characterization and Modeling
of Ultra Shallow Junctions  in Semiconductors

June 5-8, 2005
Plaza Resort  & Spa
Daytona Beach, Florida, USA
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Conference Sponsors

 

Applied Quantum® X

CAMECA's Shallow Probe LEXFAB-300

Evans Analytical Services


Overview

Mon. Sessions

Tues. Sessions

Wed. Sessions

Exhibits

Manuscripts

Registration


 

Tuesday, June 7, 2005

 

Tuesday Morning – Dopant / Defect Interactions  June 7, 2005

8:00-8:30   Invited - Hal Kennel (Intel)
8:30-8:50

Robert Crosby, University of Florida, “Observation of TED of Boron in SiGe and Correlation with Extended Defects”

8:50-9:10

Wilfried Vandervorst, IMEC, “Ge- migration in s-Si-SiGe-structures during implantation and annealing”

9:30-9:50

Coffee Break and Exhibits

9:50-10:10

Justin Hamilton, University of Surrey, “The effect of buried Si/SIO2 interface on dopant and defect evolution in PAI USJ”

10:10-10:30

M.Y.L. Jung, University of Illinois, “Measurement of Optically Enhanced Self-Diffusion in Silicon”

10:30-10:50

M.Y.L. Jung, University of Illinois, “Measurement of Optically Enhanced Self-Diffusion in Silicon”

10:50-11:10

Giorgia M. Lopez, University of  Cagliari, “Fluorine in Si:  native-defect complexes and the suppression of impurity diffusion”

11:10-11:30

S. Paul, Mattson Thermal Products, “Effect of Flourine on the Activation and Diffusion Behaviour of Implanted Preamorphized Silicon”

11:30-2:00  Tuesday Lunch and Beach Break

Tuesday Afternoon – Modeling Dopant / Defects  June 7, 2005

2:00-2:30 Invited - Lordes Pelaz (U. Vallodalid), “Atomistic modeling of junction formation in silicon” 
2:30-2:50

Chihak Ahn, University of Washington, “First principles calculations of dopant solubility based on strain compensation and direct binding between dopants and group IV impurities”

 

2:50-3:10   Scott Dunham, University of Washington, “Calculations of effect of anisotropic stress/strain on dopant diffusion in silicon under equilibrium and nonequilibrium conditions”
3:10-3:30

Srini Chakravarthi, Texas Instruments, “Dopant Diffusion Modeling for Strained Si/SiGe Devices”

3:30-3:50

F. Giannazzo, “Size effects on the electrical activation of low-energy implanted B in Si”

3:50-4:10 Coffee Break and Exhibits
4:10-4:30

Nick Cowern, University of Surrey, “Computational modeling of co-implanted carbon for 65 nm node USJ formation”

4:30-4:50

Robert R. Robison, University of Florida, “Simulation of boron-fluorine co-diffusion behavior"

4:50-5:10

S.  Gennaro, ITC-irst, Centro per la Riecerca Scientifica e Technologica, “Non conventional annealing on shallow implants in silicon”

5:10-5:30

Samer Rizk, McMaster University, “Modeling the suppression of Boron diffusion in Si/SiGe due to carbon incorporation”