Method for measuring ions implanted into a semiconductor substra

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ABSTRACT:
A method is provided for correlating ion implantation from a silicon wafer (13) to a gallium arsenide wafer. A first dose of a predetermined amount of silicon ions is implanted into a silicon wafer (13). The first dose of the implanted silicon ions in the silicon wafer (13) is evaluated by a measuring system (10) that monitors a modulated reflected signal from the silicon wafer (13) and quantifies the signal as to the number of implanted silicon ions in the silicon wafer. If the measured quantity of implanted silicon ions is a desired amount of implanted silicon ions the same number of silicon ions is then implanted into the gallium arsenide wafer.

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