APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR INTRODUCING PARTICLES USING A RADIO FREQUENCY QUADRUPOLE LINEAR ACCELERATOR FOR SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS

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APP PUB NO 20080128641A1
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11936582

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A system for forming one or more detachable semiconductor films capable of being free-standing. The apparatus includes an ion source to generate a plurality of collimated charged particles at a first energy level. The system includes a linear accelerator having a plurality of modular radio frequency quadrupole (RFQ) elements numbered from 1 through N successively coupled to each other, where N is an integer greater than 1. The linear accelerator controls and accelerates the plurality of collimated charged particles at the first energy level into a beam of charge particles having a second energy level. RFQ element numbered 1 is operably coupled to the ion source. The system includes an exit aperture coupled to RFQ element numbered N of the RFQ linear accelerator. In a specific embodiment, the system includes a beam expander coupled to the exit aperture, the beam expander being configured to process the beam of charged particles at the second energy level into an expanded beam of charged particles. The system includes a process chamber coupled to the beam expander and a workpiece provided within the process chamber to be implanted

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SILICON GENESIS CORPORATION61 DAGGETT DRIVE SAN JOSE CA 95134

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Adibi, Babak Las Altos, CA 37 945
Henley, Francois J Aptos, CA 178 9676
Lamm, Albert Suisun City, CA 10 235

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