Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Electron emitter manufacture
Patent
1998-09-22
2000-05-02
Bowers, Charles
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Electron emitter manufacture
H01L 2146, H01L 2100
Patent
active
060571721
ABSTRACT:
In a field-emission cathode, a silicon substrate is heated to cause oxygen present therein to form silicon oxide cores. The silicon oxide cores are used as a mask for forming emitters. Because the cores each has a diameter as small as about 0.1 .mu.m, the emitters can be density arranged. A method of producing such a field-emission cathode is also disclosed.
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Bowers Charles
NEC Corporation
Pert Evan
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