Radiant energy – Irradiation of objects or material – Irradiation of semiconductor devices
Patent
1991-01-29
1992-05-12
Berman, Jack I.
Radiant energy
Irradiation of objects or material
Irradiation of semiconductor devices
250251, H01J 37317
Patent
active
051130742
ABSTRACT:
A sensor positioned relative to an ion beam for use in an ion implantation system for doping semiconductor wafers. The sensor allows relatively accurate determination of ion beam potential so that steps can be taken to minimize this potential. In a preferred design, a number of electrodes are positioned relative the ion beam and biased at control voltages which allow the ion beam potential to be determined. In one embodiment, the ion beam potential is used to control injection of neutralizing electrons into the ion beam.
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Berman Jack I.
Eaton Corporation
Nguyen Kiet T.
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