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The Nissin Exceed 3000 AH is a medium current ion implanter for semiconductor manufacturing. It is configured for 6-inch wafers.[1]
A medium current ion implanter generates an ion beam, selects the desired species, accelerates the ions, and directs them onto the wafer at controlled energy and dose. The implantation step changes the near-surface composition of the semiconductor without relying on thermal diffusion alone.
Such tools typically use beam transport, mass selection, dose monitoring, and wafer handling subsystems to deliver repeatable implantation across the wafer surface.
Ion implantation is a front-end process step used after pattern definition and before later thermal processing that activates dopants and repairs lattice damage. Medium current systems are generally used where precise dose control and device-region doping are required.
This class of equipment is used for semiconductor doping in regions such as source and drain extensions, wells, threshold adjustment, and other device-formation implants where controlled ion dose is important.
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