Selective Deposition of Silicon by Mercury Sensitized Photochemical Vapor Deposition

Abstract
The authors have developed a low-temperature process for selective deposition of silicon by mercury sensitized photochemical vapor deposition (Photo-CVD) without using ultraclean technology. It was found that hydrogen radical pretreatment was required to obtain selective deposition. There was an incubation period for not only SiO2 surface but also Si surface. It was confirmed that mercury sensitized Photo-CVD is a promising method for selective deposition process at low temperature using large-area glass substrate.

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