Bulk and Surface-Related Degradation in Lifetime Samples Made of Czochralski Silicon Passivated by Plasma-Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposited Layer Stacks

dc.contributor.authorSperber, David
dc.contributor.authorSchwarz, Anton
dc.contributor.authorHerguth, Axel
dc.contributor.authorHahn, Giso
dc.date.accessioned2019-01-22T10:57:42Z
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dc.description.abstractSignificant bulk-related degradation (BRD) is followed by surface-related degradation (SRD) of effective excess charge carrier lifetime in lifetime samples made of Czochralski silicon during illuminated treatment at 80–150°C. Samples are passivated with either AlOx:H/SiOxNy:H/SiNx:H or SiOxNy:H/SiNx:H stacks stemming entirely from plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition. Samples show strong variations in BRD depending on passivation stacks and treatment conditions, and a potential link to light and elevated temperature‐induced degradation (LeTID) is discussed. All samples are fired in a belt furnace, and variations of firing temperature and belt speed are shown to influence SRD slightly. SRD is furthermore accelerated with increasing treatment temperature and an apparent activation energy Eapp=1.07±0.02eV is determined in SiOxNy:H/SiNx:H passivated samples. Interpretation of Eapp is, however, difficult as both changes in interfacial defect and fixed charge density occur in parallel during SRD.eng
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