Electric lamp and discharge devices – Discharge device with positive ion emitter
Patent
1986-04-14
1987-06-02
DeMeo, Palmer C.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Discharge device with positive ion emitter
313163, 250425, H01J 105, H01J 2726
Patent
active
046706852
ABSTRACT:
A liquid metal ion source and alloy for the simultaneous ion evaporation of arsenic and boron, arsenic and phosphorus, or arsenic, boron and phosphorus. The ionic species to be evaporated are contained in palladium-arsenic-boron and palladium-arsenic-boron-phosphorus alloys. The ion source, including an emitter means such as a needle emitter and a source means such as U-shaped heater element, is preferably constructed of rhenium and tungsten, both of which are readily fabricated. The ion sources emit continuous beams of ions having sufficiently high currents of the desired species to be useful in ion implantation of semiconductor wafers for preparing integrated circuit devices. The sources are stable in operation, experience little corrosion during operation, and have long operating lifetimes.
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patent: 4367429 (1983-01-01), Wang et al.
Behrens Robert G.
Bell Anthony E.
Clark Jr. William M.
Storms Edmund K.
Swanson Lynwood W.
DeMeo Palmer C.
Denson-Low Wanda K.
Hughes Aircraft Company
Karambelas A. W.
O'Shea Sandra L.
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