This paper presents an experimental and theoretical study of longitudinal and
transversal range parameters of molybdenum ions ranging from 40 to 360 keV
implanted in silicon. In the experimental part of this study, silicon wafers were tilted
by 7° and 55° at the time they were implanted with molybdenum ions. The
implanted-ion depth profiles were detected by means of secondary ion
mass specfroscopy (SIMS) measurements. The
measured range parameters were extracted from fitting the measured implanted-ion
depth profiles to a Pearson distribution. In addition, the transversal range straggling
measurements were obtained by using the Furukawa and Matsumura formula. Measured range parameters were also compared to the values calculated from the
Biersack theory. It was found that the calculated values of projected range,
longitudinal range straggling, skewness, kurtosis, and transversal range straggling
agreed to the corresponding measured values within (on average) 9%, 7%, 32%, 17%,
and 10%, respectively.