100 keV focused ion beam system with a E×B mass filter for maskless ion implantation
Takao Shiokawa, Pil Hyon Kim, K. Toyoda, Susumu Namba, Takao Matsui, Kenji Gamo
Abstract
Takao Shiokawa, Pil Hyon Kim, K. Toyoda, Susumu Namba, Takao Matsui, Kenji Gamo
Abstract
Various liquid metal alloy ion sources and a 100 keV mass separated focused ion beam system have been fabricated and their basic characteristics have been measured. These are mass spectra, energy spread and angular current intensity for ion sources, and focusing characteristics of the system. It was observed that Be–Si–Au ternary alloy ion sources produce doubly charged Be and Si ions and the importance of these ion sources is demonstrated by fabricating a GaAs JFET using a maskless ion implantation technique and by PMMA resist exposure.
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Various liquid metal alloy ion sources and a 100 keV mass separated focused ion beam system have been fabricated and their basic characteristics have been measured. These are mass spectra, energy spread and angular current intensity for ion sources, and focusing characteristics of the system. It was observed that Be–Si–Au ternary alloy ion sources produce doubly charged Be and Si ions and the importance of these ion sources is demonstrated by fabricating a GaAs JFET using a maskless ion implantation technique and by PMMA resist exposure.
Key concepts: Ion, Ion source, Materials science, Ion beam deposition, Ion beam, Ion implantation, Ion gun, Ion beam mixing