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An extremely low contact resistivity of6 - 7 × 10⁻⁹\ Ω²betweenNi0.9Pt0.1Siand heavily doped Si is achieved through Schottky barrier engineering by dopant segregation. In this scheme, the implantation of B or As is performed into silicide followed by a low-temperature drive-in anneal. Reduction of effective Schottky barrier height is manifested in the elimination of nonlinearities in$IV$characteristics.
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