Kinetics of light-induced degradation in compensated boron-doped silicon investigated using photoluminescence and numerical simulation

We use photoluminescence to observe light-induced degradation in silicon in real time. Numerical simulations are used to match our results and lifetime decay data from the literature with theoretical models for the generation of the light-induced boron–oxygen defects. It is found that the existing m...

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Published in:Materials science in semiconductor processing 2015-05, Vol.33, p.49-57
Main Authors: Fraser, K., Blanc-Pelissier, D., Dubois, S., Veirman, J., Lemiti, M.
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