Landolt-Börnstein - Group III Condensed Matter

2 Diffusion in Si-Ge alloys

Abstract

This chapter contains tables and figures which illustrate diffusion in silicon-germanium alloys. Preexponential factor (D 0), activation energy (Q), temperature range (T-range) data and remarks are tabulated for self-diffusion in SiGe bulk crystals, interdiffusion in Si/Ge or SiGe/Si superlattices (SL), foreign-atom diffusion in Si1-xGexalloys, Si/Ge, or SiGe/Si SL, and special effects related to SiGe layers. The figures include (i) diffusion coefficient D of germanium in polycrystalline versus inverse temperature 1/T, (ii) activation energy Q of germanium diffusion in polycrystalline Si1-xGex versus molar Ge fraction of SiGe:Ge alloys, (iii) interdiffusion coefficient D for asymmetrically (ASL) and symmetrically (SSL) strained various SL versus inverse temperature 1/T, (iv) interdiffusion coefficient and diffusion coefficients of boron, respectively, for various SL versus compressive strain s, (v) concentration C of boron versus depth x of a strained multilayer structure with different Ge concentration, (vi) intrinsic diffusion coefficient D of boron in Si1-xGex grown on Si1-yGeysubstrates versus strain, (vii) concentration C of boron versus depth x in Si0.82Ge0.18, (vii) intrinsic diffusion coefficient D of boron in Si1-xGex grown on Si1-yGey substrates versus strain s of SiGe:B, (ix) concentration C of antimony versus depth x in relaxed and compressively strained Si0.91Ge0.09, (x) diffusion coefficient D of antimony in relaxed and compressively strained Si0.91Ge0.09 versus inverse temperature 1/T, (xi) activation energy Q of antimony diffusion in relaxed Si1-xGex versus the Ge concentration x of SiGe:Sb.

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Title
2 Diffusion in Si-Ge alloys
Book Title
Diffusion in Semiconductors
Book DOI
10.1007/b53031
Chapter DOI
10.1007/10426818_9
Part of
Landolt-Börnstein - Group III Condensed Matter
Volume
33A
Editors
  • D. L. Beke
Authors
  • H. Bracht
  • N. A. Stolwijk

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