GB/T 13389-2014 Practice for conversion between resistivity and dopant density for boron-doped, phosphorus-doped, and arsenic-doped silicon (English Version)
This standard specifies the conversion relationship between the resistivity of boron-doped, phosphorus-doped and arsenic-doped silicon single crystals and the dopant concentration. , other dopants similar to phosphorus. This standard is applicable to boron doping concentration 1014 cm-3~1×1020 cm-3, phosphorus doping concentration 3×1013 cm< superscript-3>~1×1020 cm-3, arsenic-doped concentration 1019 cm-3~6×1020 cm. For boron-doped and phosphorus-doped silicon single crystal dopant concentration can be extended to 1012 cm-3. This standard can also be used for the conversion of silicon single crystal resistivity to carrier concentration at 23 ℃, but does not include the conversion of carrier concentration of arsenic dopants, or any other conversion of carrier concentration.
GB/T 13389-2014 Referenced Document
GB/T 14264 Semiconductor materials-Terms and definitions
GB/T 1550 Test methods for conductivity type of extrinsic semiconducting materials*, 2018-12-28 Update
GB/T 1551 Test method for measuring resistivity of monocrystal silicon—In-line four-point probe and direct current two-point probe method*, 2021-05-21 Update
GB/T 4326 Extrinsic semiconductor single crystals measurement of Hall mobility and Hall coefficient
GB/T 13389-2014 history
2014GB/T 13389-2014 Practice for conversion between resistivity and dopant density for boron-doped, phosphorus-doped, and arsenic-doped silicon
1992GB/T 13389-1992 Practice for conversion between resistivity and dopant density for boron-doped and phosphorus-doped silicon