Engineered substrate for electronics and photonics applications

The last decade saw a major shift in semiconductor industry constantly thriving for low power and high performance. We have reached to 10nm node which was never imagined a decade ago. The effect of scaling on performance is not significant at lower nodes compared to the cost/transistor. This call...

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Main Author: Tavva Yaswanth
Other Authors: Tan Chuan Seng
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Published: 2017
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-725892023-07-04T15:05:39Z Engineered substrate for electronics and photonics applications Tavva Yaswanth Tan Chuan Seng School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering The last decade saw a major shift in semiconductor industry constantly thriving for low power and high performance. We have reached to 10nm node which was never imagined a decade ago. The effect of scaling on performance is not significant at lower nodes compared to the cost/transistor. This calls for other candidates like Ge/Si (Germanium on Silicon) replacing standard silicon. This thesis studies and compiles results on epitaxial growth of germanium on silicon, characterization of interface strain/stress, roughness and threshold dislocation density (TDD) which quantify the growth quality of Ge. Characterization techniques include RAMAN, XRD, AFM are performed on the Ge/Si substrate and reported. Master of Science (Electronics) 2017-08-29T07:05:42Z 2017-08-29T07:05:42Z 2017 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/72589 en 75 p. application/pdf
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Engineered substrate for electronics and photonics applications
description The last decade saw a major shift in semiconductor industry constantly thriving for low power and high performance. We have reached to 10nm node which was never imagined a decade ago. The effect of scaling on performance is not significant at lower nodes compared to the cost/transistor. This calls for other candidates like Ge/Si (Germanium on Silicon) replacing standard silicon. This thesis studies and compiles results on epitaxial growth of germanium on silicon, characterization of interface strain/stress, roughness and threshold dislocation density (TDD) which quantify the growth quality of Ge. Characterization techniques include RAMAN, XRD, AFM are performed on the Ge/Si substrate and reported.
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title Engineered substrate for electronics and photonics applications
title_short Engineered substrate for electronics and photonics applications
title_full Engineered substrate for electronics and photonics applications
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