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The Blue M DCC 206 is an oven manufactured by Blue M.[1]
The Blue M DCC 206 is an oven.[1]
Diffusion and oxidation ovens operate by heating a quartz or silicon carbide tube with resistance elements, while process gases are introduced and temperature is regulated across multiple zones to ensure uniformity.
In the semiconductor fabrication flow, thermal ovens are typically employed after film deposition and before lithographic patterning, as they enable dopant diffusion and oxide growth that modify the electrical properties of the wafer.
Applications of such ovens include thermal diffusion of dopants into silicon wafers, growth of silicon dioxide layers, and annealing steps to repair crystal damage and activate dopants.
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No specifications for the DCC 206 are on record.
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Last updated Sep 1, 2026.