Dose cup assembly for an ion implanter
AssigneeApplied Materials, Inc.
InventorsFrank Sinclair, Paul Joseph Murphy, Bon-Woong Koo, Gregory Edward Stratoti, Tseh-Jen Hsieh, Glenn Green
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AssigneeApplied Materials, Inc.
InventorsFrank Sinclair, Paul Joseph Murphy, Bon-Woong Koo, Gregory Edward Stratoti, Tseh-Jen Hsieh, Glenn Green
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A dose cup assembly that results in less particles in a process chamber is disclosed. The dose cup assembly includes a faceplate attached to a back wall of the process chamber, and having an opening; an aperture plate defining a plurality of slots; and a tunnel having walls and sidewalls and having a proximal end and a distal end, located between the faceplate and the aperture plate, such that the proximal end is nearer to the faceplate and the distal end is nearer to the aperture plate; wherein at least one of the faceplate, the walls, the sidewalls or the aperture plate has one or more exposed outer surfaces that comprise silicon. The exposed outer surfaces may be silicon. In some embodiments, the faceplate, the walls, the sidewalls or the aperture plate may be graphite, aluminum, or stainless steel which is coated with silicon or silicon carbide.
An ion implanter comprising:
A dose cup assembly configured to be disposed in a process chamber of an ion implanter, comprising:
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