Initial operation of a large‐scale plasma source ion implantation experiment
Initial operation of a large‐scale plasma source ion implantation experiment
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大规模等离子体源离子注入实验的初步操作
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1994
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D. Rej
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B. Wood;I. Henins;R. Gribble;W. Reass;R. Faehl;M. Nastasi;D. Rej
In plasma source ion implantation (PSII), a workpiece to be implanted is immersed in a weakly ionized plasma and pulsed to a high negative voltage. Plasma ions are accelerated toward the workpiece and implanted in its surface. A large‐scale PSII experiment has recently been assembled at Los Alamos, in which stainless steel and aluminum workpieces with surface areas over 4 m2 have been implanted in a 1.5 m diam, 4.6 m length cylindrical vacuum chamber. Initial implants have been performed at 50 kV with 20 μs pulses of 53 A peak current, repeated at 500 Hz, although the pulse modulator will eventually supply 120 kV pulses of 60 A peak current at 2 kHz. A 1000 W, 13.56 MHz capacitively coupled source produces nitrogen plasma densities in the 1015 m−3 range at neutral pressures as low as 0.02 mTorr. A variety of antenna configurations have been tried, with and without axial magnetic fields of up to 60 G. Measurements of sheath expansion, modulator voltage and current, and plasma density fill‐in following a pu...