Metal working – Plural diverse manufacturing apparatus including means for... – Common reciprocating support for spaced tools
Patent
1985-06-10
1987-01-20
Hearn, Brian E.
Metal working
Plural diverse manufacturing apparatus including means for...
Common reciprocating support for spaced tools
148 15, 148DIG24, 148DIG60, 148DIG127, H01L 2102, H01L 21477
Patent
active
046371230
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method of stabilizing and standardizing semiconductor wafers obtained from a plurality of vendor sources for use in both unipolar and bipolar device manufacturing lines. Based on measured initial oxygen concentration, the as-received wafers are grouped into lots. Next, based on measured oxygen precipitation rate of each lot, the wafer lots are grouped into classes, regardless of their vendor origin. Typically, the grouping consists of three classes corresponding to low, intermediate and high oxgen precipitation rate.
The wafers of each class are then subjected to a thermal adaptation cycle tailored to the class to generate in each wafer clusters of a concentration corresponding to a predetermined cluster concentration range and a defect-free zone corresponding to a predetermined defect-free zone range. The thermal adaptation cycle is different from class to class, but identical for wafers of a given class.
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Cazcarra Victor
LeRoueille Jocelyne
Callahan John T.
Coca T. Rao
Hearn Brian E.
International Business Machines - Corporation
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