The patterned ion implantation “PARTIAL IMPLANT” has been developed as a productivity improvement tool. The Partial Implant can form several different ion dose areas on the wafer surface by controlling the speed of wafer moving and the stepwise rotation of twist axis. The Partial Implant system contains two implant methods. One method is “DIVIDE PARTIAL IMPLANT,” that is aimed at reducing the consumption of the wafer. The Divide Partial Implant evenly divides dose area on one wafer surface into two or three different dose part. Any dose can be selected in each area. So the consumption of the wafer for experimental implantation can be reduced. The second method is “RING PARTIAL IMPLANT” that is aimed at improving yield by correcting electrical characteristic of devices. The Ring Partial Implant can form concentric ion dose areas. The dose of wafer external area can be selected to be within plus or minus 30% of dose of wafer central area. So the electrical characteristic of devices can be corrected by controlling dose at edge side on the wafer.
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3 November 2008
ION IMPLANTATION TECHNOLOGY: 17th International Conference on Ion Implantation Technology
8–13 June 2008
Monterey (California)
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November 03 2008
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Masayoshi Hino;
Masayoshi Hino
Nissin Ion Equipment Co., LTD. (Kyoto, Japan)
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Naoki Miyamoto;
Naoki Miyamoto
Nissin Ion Equipment Co., LTD. (Kyoto, Japan)
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Shigeki Sakai;
Shigeki Sakai
Nissin Ion Equipment Co., LTD. (Kyoto, Japan)
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Takao Matsumoto
Takao Matsumoto
Nissin Ion Equipment Co., LTD. (Kyoto, Japan)
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Masayoshi Hino
Naoki Miyamoto
Shigeki Sakai
Takao Matsumoto
Nissin Ion Equipment Co., LTD. (Kyoto, Japan)
AIP Conf. Proc. 1066, 312–315 (2008)
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Masayoshi Hino, Naoki Miyamoto, Shigeki Sakai, Takao Matsumoto; High Productivity Implantation “PARTIAL IMPLANT”. AIP Conf. Proc. 3 November 2008; 1066 (1): 312–315. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3033622
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