Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Manufacture of electrical device controlled printhead
Patent
1998-12-07
2000-11-14
Smith, Matthew
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Manufacture of electrical device controlled printhead
257380, 257379, 347 62, 347 65, H01L 2100
Patent
active
061469149
ABSTRACT:
An improved method is disclosed for forming heater elements for an ink jet printhead. The resistance is more closely controlled by doping a central heater region which is formed relatively thinner than the heavily doped heater regions which are used as the gate and contact areas. The thinner central region can doped relatively heavy in order to more accurately adjust the heater resistance.
In another embodiment, the thin layer is amorphous silicon rather than the polysilicon to increase the latitude of the energy input.
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Burke Cathie J.
O'Brien Sean D.
Raisanen Alan D.
Smith Matthew
Xerox Corporation
Yavisikov V.
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