Numerical investigation of floating zone silicon using Halbach array magnets

•The application of Halbach array magnets for FZ process is proposed.•Magnetic field in the melt provided by Halbach array magnets is adequately strong.•Halbach array magnets can locally restrain the melt flow.•Halbach array magnets can improve the crystallization interface deflection. Novel applica...

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Vydáno v:	Journal of Crystal Growth Ročník 546; s. 125773
Hlavní autoři:	Han, Xue-Feng, Kakimoto, Koichi, Alradi, Samah, Zaidat, Kader
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Vydáno:	Amsterdam Elsevier B.V 15.09.2020 Elsevier BV Elsevier
Témata:	[INFO.INFO-MO]Computer Science [cs]/Modeling and Simulation [SPI.MAT]Engineering Sciences [physics]/Materials A1. Computer simulation A1. Fluid flows A1. Magnetic fields A2. Floating zone technique Arrays B2. Semiconducting silicon Computer Science Crystallization Electromagnetic fields Electromagnetism Engineering Sciences Flow velocity Magnetic fields Magnets Materials Modeling and Simulation Silicon Temperature distribution Three dimensional flow A1. Magnetic fields A1. Computer simulation A1. Fluid flows A2. Floating zone technique B2. Semiconducting silicon
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Abstract	•The application of Halbach array magnets for FZ process is proposed.•Magnetic field in the melt provided by Halbach array magnets is adequately strong.•Halbach array magnets can locally restrain the melt flow.•Halbach array magnets can improve the crystallization interface deflection. Novel applications of Halbach array magnets in floating zone processes are proposed. Calculations of the floating zone process with two designs of Halbach array magnets are carried out and compared with the conventional floating zone process. The first part of the calculations including the static and high-frequency electromagnetic fields in the melt and crystal are modelled in COMSOL software. The effect of electromagnetic fields on the melt flow is calculated in three dimensions. From the calculation results, we confirm that Halbach array magnets can provide an adequately strong magnetic field at the surface of silicon to affect the melt flow. From the comparison of calculation results between conventional floating zone and floating zone with Halbach array magnets, the effects of the magnetic field on the melt flow, the temperature distribution, and the crystallization interface are confirmed. Halbach array magnets can locally restrain the melt flow velocity and improve the deflection of the crystallization interface.
AbstractList	Novel applications of Halbach array magnets in floating zone processes are proposed. Calculations of the floating zone process with two designs of Halbach array magnets are carried out and compared with the conventional floating zone process. The first part of the calculations including the static and high-frequency electromagnetic fields in the melt and crystal are modelled in COMSOL software. The effect of electromagnetic fields on the melt flow is calculated in three dimensions. From the calculation results, we confirm that Halbach array magnets can provide an adequately strong magnetic field at the surface of silicon to affect the melt flow. From the comparison of calculation results between conventional floating zone and floating zone with Halbach array magnets, the effects of the magnetic field on the melt flow, the temperature distribution, and the crystallization interface are confirmed. Halbach array magnets can locally restrain the melt flow velocity and improve the deflection of the crystallization interface. •The application of Halbach array magnets for FZ process is proposed.•Magnetic field in the melt provided by Halbach array magnets is adequately strong.•Halbach array magnets can locally restrain the melt flow.•Halbach array magnets can improve the crystallization interface deflection. Novel applications of Halbach array magnets in floating zone processes are proposed. Calculations of the floating zone process with two designs of Halbach array magnets are carried out and compared with the conventional floating zone process. The first part of the calculations including the static and high-frequency electromagnetic fields in the melt and crystal are modelled in COMSOL software. The effect of electromagnetic fields on the melt flow is calculated in three dimensions. From the calculation results, we confirm that Halbach array magnets can provide an adequately strong magnetic field at the surface of silicon to affect the melt flow. From the comparison of calculation results between conventional floating zone and floating zone with Halbach array magnets, the effects of the magnetic field on the melt flow, the temperature distribution, and the crystallization interface are confirmed. Halbach array magnets can locally restrain the melt flow velocity and improve the deflection of the crystallization interface.
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