Advantages of MBE Over CVD Process

Prabhu TL
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·         MBE is low temperature process which is advantageous for VLSI

·         While preparing thin layers using MBE process, auto.cloping and autodiffusion both are minimized.

·         The MBE process can be used for generating complicated doping profiles as it regulates the amount of dopant.

·         As MBE process is based on the evaporation of silicon and the dopants, hence no chemical reactions are involved in it.

·         For MBE process safety precautions are not required extensively as compared to those required in CVD process.

Disadvantages of MBE Process

·         For overall perfect and pure film, it is necessary to maintain a very low pressure of the order of 10-10 Tor, which is slightly difficult.

·         This process is very expensive as compared to CVD process.

·         The growth rate in MBE process is 0.01 – 0.3 gm/min which is very small compared to the growth rate of 1 µm/min in CVD process.

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