
boundaries, which results in lower
than
anticipated carrier concentrations (higher
resistivities)
and grain boundaries
that
oxidize rapidly. Identification of this situ-
ation requires careful
analysis
with a high spatial resolution technique to map the
phosphorus
distribution, such as dynamic SIMS with a field emission ion source,
or, if the
phosphorus
level is high enough, EDS mapping in a TEM.
In situ doping during deposition is receiving increased attention. There are
prob-
lems
with in situ doping such as reduced deposition rates,
dopant
incorporation
and distribution, impurity incorporation from the
dopant
source, and
dopant
uni-
formit