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Ion implanters are semiconductor fabrication tools that introduce selected dopant ions into a wafer surface. Ion implantation is used to modify electrical properties in defined regions of semiconductor devices. Ion implanters are part of front end device fabrication where controlled dopant placement is required.
Ion implantation is typically performed after patterned masking layers define where dopants should enter the wafer. Implanted wafers usually proceed to thermal treatment that activates dopants and repairs implant damage. Ion implanters sit within front end device fabrication because they establish electrically important regions before later device build steps are completed.
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Last updated Oct 21, 2026.
The Applied Materials / Varian E 500 EHPI is a medium current implanter with a 6 inch wafer size.
The Varian 0216 7696, E 11368072 ESC is an electrostatic chuck (ESC) platen of the ADV-S type, categorized under ion implantation equipment.
The Varian 160 XP is an ion implanter. A variant, the Varian 160 XP Ion, is configured as a 150 mm high-current implanter.