A broad array of characterization techniques have been applied to silicon-based
epitaxial
films.
This chapter has presented a number of process and material char-
acterization problems and has given the
most
widely
used approaches for each
problem. The examples have attempted to illustrate the typical situations in which
a
given technique is applicable. It should be
noted
that
many characterization tasks
(film
thickness, carrier concentration, Ge
content
in Si^^Ge^
films,
etc.) have
multiple approaches, allowing the user considerable
flexibility.
A close relationship exists between characterization capability and process im-
provement ...
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