Allen et al., 1994 - Google Patents
1 000 000 C/s thin film electrical heater: In situ resistivity measurements of Al and Ti/Si thin films during ultra rapid thermal annealingAllen et al., 1994
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- Allen L
- Ramanath G
- Lai S
- Ma Z
- Lee S
- Allman D
- Fuchs K
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- Applied physics letters
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We introduce a new technique for rapidly heating (106° C/s) thin films using an electrical thermal annealing (ETA) pulse technique. By applying a high‐current dc electrical pulse to a conductive substrate‐heater material (Si), joule heating occurs thus heating the thin film …
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