Tetsuya Kudo
Stanley Electric
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ION IMPLANTATION TECHNOLOGY 2012: Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Ion Implantation Technology | 2012
Masazumi Koike; Fumiaki Sato; Makoto Sano; Sho Kawatsu; Hiroyuki Kariya; Yasuhiko Kimura; Tetsuya Kudo; Miyuki Shiraishi; Masamitsu Shinozuka; Yuji Takahashi; Yuji Ishida; Mitsukuni Tsukihara; Kazuyoshi Ueno; Michiro Sugitani
The MC3-II/GP is a leading-edge single-wafer medium-current ion implanter, newly developed by SEN Corporation. It demonstrates exceptional productivity based on a high speed wafer-handling station and enhanced beam current. It covers a substantively wider energy range in order to fully meet advanced device requirements. Retaining the superior features of the MC3-II/WR, the MC3-II/GP provides a remarkable increase of multiply-charged beam current coupled with longer ion source lifetime. Another advanced feature of the MC3-II/GP is a 30 second or 14% reduction in auto beam setup time. These improvements enable a fabrication line to reduce the total number of ion implanters and dramatically reduce COO.
ION IMPLANTATION TECHNOLOGY 2101: 18th International Conference on Ion Implantation Technology IIT 2010 | 2011
Shiro Ninomiya; Akihiro Ochi; Yasuhiko Kimura; Toshio Yumiyama; Tetsuya Kudo; Takeshi Kurose; Hiroyuki Kariya; Mitsukuni Tsukihara; Koji Ishikawa; Kazuyoshi Ueno
Equipment productivity is a critical issue for device fabrication. For ion implantation, productivity is determined both by ion current at the wafer and by utilization efficiency of the ion beam. Such improvements not only result in higher fabrication efficiency but also reduce consumption of both electrical power and process gases. For high‐current ion implanters, reduction of implant area is a key factor to increase efficiency. SEN has developed the SAVING system (Scanning Area Variation Implantation with Narrower Geometrical pattern) to address this opportunity. In this paper, three variations of the SAVING system are introduced along with discussion of their effects on fab productivity.
ION IMPLANTATION TECHNOLOGY 2012: Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Ion Implantation Technology | 2012
Yasuharu Okamoto; Shiro Ninomiya; Akihiro Ochi; Yusuke Ueno; Tatsuya Yamada; Yasuhiko Kimura; Tetsuya Kudo; Masazumi Koike; Noriyuki Suetsugu; Yoshiaki Ookita; Mitsukuni Tsukihara; Fumiaki Sato; Genshu Fuse; Kazuyoshi Ueno; Michiro Sugitani
Electrical characteristics of semi-conductor devices within a wafer are expected to be uniform based on control of the dose pattern during the ion implant process. SEN developed the MIND system (Mapping of Intentional Non-uniform Dosage), to provide such dose pattern control. This capability has been enhanced with MIND+. The new system provides improved two-dimensional dose pattern control with more degrees of freedom and greater accuracy than the original MIND system. In addition, MIND+ can generate practical dose patterns (see below) while using a single step implant. As a result, MIND+ provides a very powerful tool for yield enhancement without sacrificing throughput. This paper will provide more detail on the capabilities and practical applications of the MIND+ system.
ION IMPLANTATION TECHNOLOGY 2101: 18th International Conference on Ion Implantation Technology IIT 2010 | 2011
Shiro Ninomiya; Akihiro Ochi; Yasuhiko Kimura; Tetsuya Kudo; Mitsukuni Tsukihara; Fumiaki Sato; Genshu Fuse; Koji Ishikawa; Kazuyoshi Ueno; Michiro Sugitani
The MIND system (Mapping of Intentional Non‐uniform Dose) has been developed by SEN and installed on single wafer implanters—both the medium current MC3 and the high current SHX series. Using this system, both the mechanical (vertical) and beam (horizontal) scan speeds can be simultaneously controlled to create two‐dimensional non‐uniform dose profiles during a single‐step ion implant. The MIND system has been used for device manufacturing with excellent results at several fabrication lines.
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Shiro Ninomiya; Toshio Yumiyama; Yasuhiko Kimura; Tetsuya Kudo; Akihiro Ochi
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Tetsuya Kudo; Shigeru Shibayama; Kazuya Terada; 一哉 寺田; 哲也 工藤; 茂 柴山
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Yasuhiko Kimura; Tetsuya Kudo; Shiro Ninomiya; Akihiro Ochi; Toshio Yumiyama; 史郎 二宮; 哲也 工藤; 敏男 弓山; 靖彦 木村; 昭浩 越智
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Tetsuya Kudo
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Tatsumi Yoshida; Tetsuya Kudo; Kazuya Terada; Shigehiro Kobayashi; Shigeaki Watanabe; Hiroyuki Chikama
Archive | 2014
工藤 哲也; Tetsuya Kudo; 哲也 工藤