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publicationNumber JP-H03276661-A
titleOfInvention Formation of insulating region
abstract PURPOSE: To obtain the optimum insulation resistance meeting the implantation requirements regardless of the carrier concentration profile of a GaAs wafer and an implantation insulating region suffering less crystal damage by a method wherein a process for insulating a hydrogen implanted region by implanting hydrogen ions and then heat treating said region is included in the tile formation process of the insulating region. n CONSTITUTION: Resist patterns 2 for selective ion implantation are formed on the surface of a GaAs wafer 1 and then hydrogen 3 as ion seed is implanted using an ion implanting machine,etc., so that the implanted hydrogen concentration may be unified to be 1.0×10 19 /cm 2 extending over the whole implanted depth region regardless of the carrier concentration profile of the GaAs wafer 1. Later, the resist patterns 2 are removed and then the whole body is heat treated from the time from several seconds to several minutes within the temperature range of 300°C-450°C e.g. for 10 minutes at 380°C. n COPYRIGHT: (C)1991,JPO&Japio
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