Applied Materials
The Applied Materials 9500 Ion Implanter is a semiconductor ion implantation tool designed for 6-inch wafers. The 9500 Ion Implanter features a Bernas ion source and a variable tilt angle of 0-7 degrees. The 9500 Ion Implanter includes a wafer orientor and SECS/GEM interface.[1][2]

The 9500 uses a Bernas-type ion source. The extraction system is a single bellows design. The implanter supports a variable tilt angle from zero to seven degrees. The beamline is of standard configuration. A plasma flood system (HDPFS) is present for charge neutralization. The machine includes a wafer orientor and a factory interface supporting SECS/GEM protocol.[1][2]
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Last updated Sep 3, 2026.