Mechanisms of Dislocation Network Formation in Si(001) Hydrophilic Bonded Wafers

Vladimir Vdovin; Oleg Vyvenko; Evgenii Ubyivovk; Oleg Kononchuk

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.178-179.253

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Mechanisms of Dislocation Network Formation in Si(001) Hydrophilic Bonded Wafers

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Structures of Si(001) hydrofillic bonded wafers have been studied by transmission electron microscopy. Model of three-fold nods generation during interaction of intersecting mixed and screw dislocations has been suggested and applied to analyze geometrical features of dislocation networks. Possible mechanisms of dislocation generation at the interface between Si bonded wafers are discussed.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volumes 178-179)

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Vladimir Vdovin, Oleg Vyvenko, Evgenii Ubyivovk, Oleg Kononchuk

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Dislocation Reactions, Screw Dislocations, Silicon Wafer Bonding, Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM)

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