Thermodynamics on Formation of Condensed Phases during CVD Si3N4 Process with Sicl4-NH3-H2 Precursors

Author:

Deng Juan Li1,Cheng Lai Fei2,Hong Zhi Liang2,Su Ke He2

Affiliation:

1. Chang'an University

2. Northwestern Polytechnical University

Abstract

Formation conditions of the condensed phases (Si3N4and Si) in CVD process of SiCl4-NH3-H2precursors have been investigated in detail with thermodynamic analyses by using the FactSage code and its embedded database (44 species being involved). The productions have been examined at different SiCl4/(SiCl4+NH3) ratios, H2/(SiCl4+NH3) ratios, temperatures and pressures. The results showed that the condensed phase composition was quite sensitive to the ratios and temperature whereas it was insensitive to pressure. The ideal conditions for the deposition of Si3N4were listed as followed: the ratio of SiCl4/(SiCl4+NH3) and H2/(SiCl4+NH3) was 0.44 and in the scope of 100.6-105.2, respectively. Temperature ranged from 1200 to 1300 K with lower pressure. Si was formed in the H2/(SiCl4+NH3) ratio of 103~105and SiCl4/(SiCl4+NH3) ratio of 0.44-1.0. The formation of single-phase Si3N4or Si would be easily controlled by changing the ratios of SiCl4/(SiCl4+NH3) and H2/(ZrCl4+BCl3). SiHCl3, SiCl3and SiH2Cl2should be the crucial intermediates in the process of CVD Si3N4and could participate in the competition in deposition process. The results in this work were instructive for further investigation on the experiments under different conditions.

Publisher

Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.

Subject

General Engineering

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