Ion beam transmission device
A transmission device and ion beam technology, which is applied in the direction of electrical components, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, circuits, etc., can solve the problems affecting the extraction and transmission of ion beams, the limitation of beam current intensity reaching the target, and the increase of the lateral size of ion beams, etc., to achieve Improve injection efficiency, reduce flow loss, and improve accuracy
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[0022] One or a pair of electrodes are arranged on one or both sides of the beam transmission path, figure 1 Shown is the situation where a pair of electrodes 11 and 12 are set. When the ion beam is incident from the left side of the figure, according to the different electrode parameters, the ion beam exiting to the right will produce upward or downward along the paper. deflection( figure 1 Shown for downward deflection) with simultaneous effects such as focusing, defocusing, or acceleration and deceleration. A magnet is arranged around the pair of electrodes 11, 12, for example figure 1 A pair of magnets 21 and 22 whose middle connection direction is completely perpendicular or nearly perpendicular to the plane where the electrodes are located. In the area between the pair of magnets, the lines of magnetic force are basically distributed along the vertical direction, so the electrons in the ion beam will helically circle on the vertical lines of force under the action of t...
Embodiment 2
[0024] Such as figure 2 As shown, an electrode 31 is arranged on one side of the beam transmission path. When the ion beam is transmitted along the direction perpendicular to the paper, it will deflect upward or downward along the paper according to the electrode parameters, and Simultaneously produce effects such as focusing, defocusing or acceleration and deceleration. A magnet is set around the electrode 31, for example figure 2 A pair of magnets 41, 42 with the connecting line direction parallel to the plane where the electrodes are located. At this time, only few or almost no magnetic lines of force pass through the electrodes, so electrons will not be absorbed by the electrodes, and the electrodes 31 can be at positive or negative potentials. In this embodiment, when the electrons in the ion beam deviate from the beam path and approach the electrode, they will be bounced back into the ion beam under the action of the magnetic field force. When the electrode 31 is at ...
Embodiment 3
[0026] Such as image 3 As shown, in this embodiment, on the basis of Embodiment 2, an electrode 32 and a pair of magnets 51, 52 are added symmetrically on the other side of the beam transmission path. Similarly, the electrode 32 can also be at a positive potential or negative potential. According to the same principle as in Embodiment 2, the electrons in this embodiment can be better confined inside the ion beam.
[0027] It is obvious that the above three embodiments are only examples of the arrangement of the magnets. In fact, it is feasible to arrange the electrodes and the magnets in any relative position, as long as the magnetic field of the magnets can surround the electrodes to realize the confinement of electrons. the goal of.
[0028] To sum up, the present invention can minimize the lateral expansion of the beam current when the ion beam is deflected, focused, accelerated and decelerated, and the shape of the beam current remains basically unchanged, thereby reduc...
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