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Deposition of a thin film in the LPCVD process has been simulated by a Monte–Carlo method based on a simple model taking into account the desorption, the surface reaction, and the surface migration of the film precursor. The model has been used for the simulation of the film profile obtained in a narrow and deep trench and of the film crystallinity on a flat surface. The simulation results describe successfully those obtained by experiments under various process conditions.
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Hwang, G.S., Shin, C.B. & Moon, S.H. Simulation of Film Growth Contour in a Narrow Deep Trench and Film Crystallinity in LPCVD Process. MRS Online Proceedings Library 389, 125–130 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-389-125
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