عنوان

Crystal Growth from the Melt

(Number (ISBN

3540186034

(Number (ISBN

3642732089

(Number (ISBN

3642732100

(Number (ISBN

9783540186038

(Number (ISBN

9783642732089

(Number (ISBN

9783642732102

Number

b573144

Title Proper

Crystal Growth from the Melt

General Material Designation

[Book]

First Statement of Responsibility

by G. Müller.

Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.

Berlin, Heidelberg

Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.

Springer Berlin Heidelberg

Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.

1988

Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item

(VII, 138 pages 106 illustrations)

Series Title

Crystals, Growth, Properties, and Applications,, 12.

Text of Note

From the Contents: Fundamentals of the Process Modeling for Semiconductor Crystal Growth --; Macroscopic Inhomogeneity --; Avoidance of Macroscopic Inhomogeneity --; Microscopic Inhomogeneity --; Unsteady Buoyancy Convection as an Origin of Microinhomogeneity --; Measures to Avoid Convection Induced Microinhomogeneity --; Concluding Considerations for an Optimization of Crystal Growth Configurations.

Text of Note

The bulk single crystals of semiconductors (e.g. Si, GaAs) and oxides which are at present commercially produced have mostly non-uniform properties in the microscale (e.g. doping striations) and in the macroscale (longitudinal and lateral segregation). Such inhomogeneities are deleterious for the performance of the devices produced from these crystals. This book gives a review of the various origins of inhomogeneities occuring during crystal growth. It is shown that convection is the major source of the non-uniformities in the technically used growth configurations, e.g. Czochralski-, zone- and Bridgman-methods, because the growth rate is controlled by the heat transport. The formalism of hydrodynamics, especially dimensionless numbers, is used for a modeling of melt growth, giving a correlation between the occurrence of inhomogeneities and relevant growth parameters. The results of the theoretical and experimental modeling are found to correlate with results of real crystal growth, especially for cases of dominating buoyancy convection. Various measures in avoiding inhomogeneities are derived from the models and are discussed with respect to their efficiency and practical applicability.

Chemistry, Inorganic.

Chemistry.

Physical organic chemistry.

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Book number

by G. Müller.

G Müller

Electronic name

[Book]

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