Abstract
The electrical properties of TiM/TiSi$_{2}$ bilayer formed by rapid thermal anneal in NH$_{3}$ ambient after the Ti film is deposited on silicon cubstrate are investigated. N$^{+}$ contact resistance slightly increases with increasing annealing temperature with P$^{+}$ contact resistance decreases. The contact resistance of N$^{+}$ contance was less than 24[.OMEGA.] but P$^{+}$ thatn that of N$^{+}$ contact but the leakage current indicates degradation of the contact at high annealing temperature for both N$^{+}$ and contacts. The leakage current of N$^{+}$ Junction was less than 0.06[fA/${\mu}m^{2}$] but P$^{+}$ contact was 0.11-0.15[fA/${\mu}m^{2}$]. The junction breakdown voltage for N$^{+}$ junction remains contant with increasing annealing temperature while P$^{+}$ junction slightly decreases. The Electrical properties of a two step annealing are better than that of one step annealing. The Tin/TiSi$_{2}$ bilayer formed by RTA in NH$_{3}$ ambient reveals good electrical properties to be applicable at ULSI contact.
