Combining the charged particle activation analysis (CPAA) and the (?)hanneling technique, partial concentrations of carbon on different crystal lattice locations of GaAs were calculated. The results show that at lower...Combining the charged particle activation analysis (CPAA) and the (?)hanneling technique, partial concentrations of carbon on different crystal lattice locations of GaAs were calculated. The results show that at lower total concentration (≈0.3 ppm), carbon atoms occupy principally the octahedral and displaced octahedral interstitial positions, but at higher total concentration (≈2 ppm), the substitutional carbon plays a principal role.展开更多
In this paper, an elastic recoil detection analysis method is described using 35 MeV <sup>35</sup>Cl as incident ions. This method can determine and profile simultaneously H, D, He, C and O or in the other...In this paper, an elastic recoil detection analysis method is described using 35 MeV <sup>35</sup>Cl as incident ions. This method can determine and profile simultaneously H, D, He, C and O or in the other case, H, C, N and O. The depth resolution for the elements heavier than He is better than 20 nm. It has been applied to study the Co/Si and TiN thin films, and the depth profiles of He implanted in monocrystal silicon.展开更多
基金The Project Supported partly by Natural Science Foundation of China and Electronic Science Academy
文摘Combining the charged particle activation analysis (CPAA) and the (?)hanneling technique, partial concentrations of carbon on different crystal lattice locations of GaAs were calculated. The results show that at lower total concentration (≈0.3 ppm), carbon atoms occupy principally the octahedral and displaced octahedral interstitial positions, but at higher total concentration (≈2 ppm), the substitutional carbon plays a principal role.
文摘In this paper, an elastic recoil detection analysis method is described using 35 MeV <sup>35</sup>Cl as incident ions. This method can determine and profile simultaneously H, D, He, C and O or in the other case, H, C, N and O. The depth resolution for the elements heavier than He is better than 20 nm. It has been applied to study the Co/Si and TiN thin films, and the depth profiles of He implanted in monocrystal silicon.