
Silicide Technology for Integrated Circuits
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The book begins with an overview of silicide technology and moves on to provide the fundamentals of silicide formation, including various processing methods. Topics such as the optical emission properties of Fe silicide and their importance for Si-based optoelectronics are discussed, along with Si-Ge and SOI, which represent two possible substrate frames for the next-generation of Si-based device technology. This invaluable publication also provides comprehensive coverage of the characterisation methods used in silicide technology.
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Chapter 2: Silicide formation
Chapter 3: Titanium silicide technology
Chapter 4: Cobalt silicide technology
Chapter 5: Nickel silicide technology
Chapter 6: Light-emitting iron disilicide
Chapter 7: Silicide contacts for Si/Ge devices
Chapter 8: Silicide technology for SOI devices
Chapter 9: Characterisation of metal silicides
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