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Fabricating p–n Structures by Growing Highly Doped Si Nanoneedles on Low Doped Si Substrates via Fully Self-Organized Process

Takeda et al., 2007

Document ID
13766010208689282421
Author
Takeda J
Kohno H
Takeda S
Publication year
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Japanese Journal of Applied Physics

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Highly doped Si needles are grown on a low doped Si substrate that has an opposite polarity to the needles via a sulfur-assisted process using Au catalyst particles. By using a micromanipulator system in a scanning electron microscope, individual needles are probed …
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