Aluminum-doped 4H-SiC epilayers
with [0001]- or [11–20]-oriented faces were implanted with phosphorus and
subsequently annealed in a temperature range of 1550–1700 °C. The electrical activation of phosphorus ions was
studied by Hall effect investigations. Identical free electron concentrations
are observed at high temperatures in both types of SiC samples
indicating that the electrical activation of implanted phosphorus ions is
independent of the orientation of the wafers. The compensation generated
by the phosphorus implantation is greater in 4H-SiC samples with
(0001) face. Phosphorus donor concentrations above 1020 cm-3 could be activated and an extremely low
sheet resistance of 29 Ω/◻ was determined in the
implanted 4H-SiC layer.
Source:IEEE
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