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The effect of processing conditions on the structure of buried interfaces between silicon and silicon dioxide
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 September 2012
Abstract
A transmission electron microscope technique is used to image atomic steps at buried interfaces between silicon and silicon dioxide. We have studied the effect of processing conditions on the interfacial structure of Si/SiO2 with this technique. We observed a dramatic effect of post-oxidation annealing on silicon (100). Roughening of Si(111) interfaces due to chemical preparation is also reported.
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