Ion implantation with a collimator magnet and a neutral...

Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – Magnetic lens

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C250S492210, C250S492300, C250S3960ML, C335S210000

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07579602

ABSTRACT:
This disclosure describes an ion implanter having a collimator magnet that is configured to shape an ion beam. A first deceleration stage is configured to manipulate energy of the ion beam shaped by the collimator magnet. A neutral filter magnet is configured to filter neutral atoms from the ion beam passing through the first deceleration stage.

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SHX, SEN Corporation, Jun. 2005, web site: www.senova.co.jp/english/product/hicurre/shx.html.
Kikuchi et al., “Profile and Angle Measurement System of SHX”, SEN Corporation, 2006, pp. 393-396, American Institute of Physics, Japan.

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