Microwave method of making semiconductor members

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H01L 21/363 (2006.01) C23C 16/511 (2006.01) G03G 5/082 (2006.01) H01L 31/20 (2006.01)

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CA 1244964

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A process and system for making semiconductor alloys and members with high reaction gas conver- sion efficiencies and at high deposition rates utilizes microwave energy to form a deposition plasma. The microwave energy forms depositing species and molecular ions of a semiconductor ele- memt and the potential of the plasma is controlled to alter the ion bombardment of the depositing species. The process and system include coupling mi- crowave energy into a substantially enclosed reac- tion vessel containing a substrate and depositing semiconductor alloys onto the substrate from a re- action gas introduced into the vessel. The semi- conductor alloys are particularly suited for rela- tively thick photoconductive members. The photo- conductive member includes at least a bottom blocking layer and a photoconductive layer. The photoconductive member can be formed in a negative or positive charge type configuration. The mem- bers also can include a top blocking enhancement layer. -1-

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