Abstract
A model is proposed to describe the behavior of hydrogen in silicon at moderate temperatures. It is assumed that H has both a donor and an acceptor level in the band gap, and thus it can exist in the three charge states H0, H+, and H. Its motion is slowed down by the formation of H2 molecules as well as by interactions with the dopant atoms. Good simulations are obtained in both n- and p-type Si for various doping levels. The fitted diffusivity of neutral hydrogen is in agreement with the extrapolated high-temperature data.