Computational Study of the Adsorption Step of Aluminum Chloride Gas in the Atomic Layer Deposition Process of Aluminum Oxide Thin Film

Authors

  • Pipat Nantajul
  • Jiramate Chompookeaw
  • Tanabat Promjun
  • Poramate Chunpang
  • Yuthana Uraichuen
  • Seckson Sukhasena
  • P. Pungboon Pansila

Abstract

This research purpose is to study the adsorption model of aluminum chloride gas on the silicon surface using hydroxylated silicon as the adsorption site in the adsorption step of atomic layer deposition (ALD) at low temperature. The characteristic of surface adsorption is calculated by Gaussian 09 package to utilize as the database in designing adsorption step in the ALD process. AlCl3 is used as the aluminium source and Si(100) is a substrate. Base on the Gaussian calculation, it is found  AlCH3 possible to adsorb on the surface using -OH adsorption site as the Si9H12O2AlCl structure at room temperature. Besides, this paper reports the adsorption characteristic and the vibrational frequency of aluminium and chlorine atom in the infrared region as well. Keywords: adsorption model, AlCl3, Silicon, Gaussian, atomic layer deposition

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Pipat Nantajul

       

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