Method for processing semiconductor materials

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148DIG45, 148DIG71, 437189, 437247, 437936, 437942, 427 531, H01L 2126, H01L 21268

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ABSTRACT:
A method for processing semiconductor material for annealing or circuitizing purposes, includes establishing a high intensity light which is controlled at a high repetition rate, and exposing it toward the surface of the semiconductor material to process it in an improved manner. The high speed light is directed transversely to the surface of the material to be processed, only to a shallow depth.

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