Heat-treatment furnace
a heat-treatment furnace and furnace technology, applied in the field of heat-treatment furnaces, can solve the problems of introducing standby time and system not being ready for insertion of next batch, and achieve the effect of saving the running cost of the heat-treatment process and improving productivity
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[0063]Lapped boron-doped p-type silicon wafers having a diameter of 100 mm, a thickness of 200 μm and face orientation (100) prepared by the CZ method (resistivity 1-3 Ω-cm) were provided.
[0064]Ten lapped wafers were manually arrayed on a boat of high-purity quartz having a length of 540 mm, a width of 100 mm, and a height of 30 mm, and having 100 channels at a pitch of 2.5 mm.
[0065]The heat-treatment furnace of the invention included, as shown in FIG. 1, a quartz core tube 1 of outer diameter 150 mm, inner diameter 142 mm, and length 3,000 mm, provided at opposite ends with openings of inner diameter 142 mm, and lids 7a, 7b each comprising a quartz disk of diameter 170 mm and thickness 4 mm, a cylindrical quartz box of outer diameter 141.5 mm and width 50 mm fusion bonded to the disk, and a gas inlet conduit 8a or 8b of inner diameter 5 mm penetrating through the disk and the box.
[0066]As the boat standby position before and after heat treatment, boat stations of high-purity quartz...
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[0071]A quartz core tube of outer diameter 150 mm, inner diameter 142 mm, and length 3,000 mm, having openings of inner diameter 142 mm at opposite ends and a gas inlet conduit of inner diameter 5 mm at a position spaced a distance of 1,500 mm from the longitudinal opposite ends of the core tube as shown in FIG. 3 was provided. Using the same semiconductor substrates and heat-treatment furnace as in Example 1 aside from the core tube of the above structure, diffusion heat treatment was carried out in accordance with the heat treatment flow of FIG. 6 and the time sequence of FIG. 9.
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