Method for creating semiconductor wafers with distributed doping and wafers with distributed fields
A semiconductor and wafer technology, used in semiconductor devices, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, diffusion/doping, etc.
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[0032] As discussed above, typical semiconductor wafers for use in solar collectors have relatively thick sections in which the majority carriers are of one donor / acceptor type, eg typically p-type. Such wafers are formed and subsequently processed so that in the case of predominantly p-type wafers one side is doped to have the opposite donor / acceptor type, thus n-type majority carriers. For a typical wafer, the first portion will be essentially 180 microns the full thickness, while the other type of portion will only be about 0.5 microns thick. The junction between two parts is called a p / n junction. The following discussion mainly concerns a new method for preparing relatively thick sections, usually p-type sections. The methods discussed below will typically be used to create such wafers. After performing the method steps discussed herein, a p / n junction and opposite carrier type portion will be created on one surface. These methods can also be used to create thick, pred...
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