Measurement of local stress in laser-recrystallized lateral epitaxial silicon films over silicon dioxide using Raman scattering

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Raman microprobe measurements of stress have been performed on a laser-recrystallized, seeded, lateral epitaxial silicon film on an oxidized silicon wafer. The direction-averaged, planar tensile stress increased from 2×109 dyn/cm2 in the seed region to 5×10 9 dyn/cm2 in the silicon-on-insulator region at distances greater than 20 μm from the seed/silicon-on-insulator boundary. Grain-boundary nucleation observed by optical Nomarski microscopy occurred approximately 11 μm from the seed edge in this film. Depth variations of the stress were observed by comparing measurements using 457-nm and 514.5-nm excitation wavelengths.

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Zorabedian, P., & Adar, F. (1983). Measurement of local stress in laser-recrystallized lateral epitaxial silicon films over silicon dioxide using Raman scattering. Applied Physics Letters, 43(2), 177–179. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.94271

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