Method of implanting spatially controlled P-N junctions by focus

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ABSTRACT:
A desired part of a workpiece is irradiated with a focused ion beam which contains at least two species of impurity ions to-be-implanted exhibiting different spacial distributions of ion current densities.
Thus, regions respectively implanted with different species of impurity ions can be formed in a predetermined positional relationship at high precision.

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