Abstract
Concurrent Junction process (simultaneous formation of a silicide and a junction on the implanted substrate) by Rapid Thermal Annealig has been investigated. Electrical and material properties of CoSi$_2$ films were analyzed with Alpha Step, 4-point probe, X-ray diffraction(XRD) and Scanning Electron Microscope(SEM). And CoSi$_2$ junctions were examined with Spreading Resistance probe in order to see the redistribution of electrically activated dopants and determined the junction depth. Two step annealing process, which was 80$0^{\circ}C$ for 30sec and 100$0^{\circ}C$ for 30sec in NS12T ambient was employed to form CoSi$_2$ and shallow junctions. Resistivity of CoSi$_2$ was turned out to be 11-15${\mu}$cm and shallow junctions less than 0.1$\mu$m were successfully formed by the process. It was found that the dopant concentration at CoSi$_2$/Si interface increased as decreasing the thickness of Co films in case of $p^{+}/n$ and $n^{+}/p$ junctions while the junction depth decreased as increasing CoSiS12T thickness in case of $p^{+}/n$ junction.