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MAGNETIC RETRIEVING BATONS WITH RELEASE Magnetic Retrieving Batons are innovative and powerful tools to remove fine metallic filings, turnings or shavings (also known as swarf) from wet or dry environments!. Ideal for removing swarf and metal turnings from around drill tables and saws. Clean water or degreasing tanks of metal shavings. Unique shape allows for easy pick up from walls and corners. Features a release guard to shield hands from any sharp debris. Constructed with neodymium/rare earth magnets to maximize holding power... (read more)Browse Industrial Magnets Datasheets for Master Magnetics, Inc.
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Filter Chips and Sludge From Coolant CECOR's filters are based on filter pore size (absolute rating). While our filters are rated 250 and 500 microns, they can actually filter particles much smaller due to the "cake," which builds up on the filter as dirty coolant passes through the filter. The cake actually makes the filter more efficient allowing it to trap even finer particles. Some manufacturer's filters have slits/openings to accommodate assemblies that will allow larger particles through. CECOR 's patented reverse-taper... (read more)Browse Filter Elements Datasheets for Cecor, Urso & Urso, Inc.
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OLP40 and RLP40 Compact Touch Probes system prevents entry of swarf and chips that would cause damage to the internal components of the probe. The OLP40 is built to the highest of standards and offers a truly unrivalled combination of size, accuracy, reliability and robustness that will benefit its users through reduced set-up times, reduced fixture costs, reduced scrap and improved process control. About Renishaw's RLP40 Compact Touch Probe: Where line-of-sight between an optical inspection probe and interface cannot always... (read more)Browse CMM Probes Datasheets for Renishaw
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Clean dirty machine tool sumps faster and safer. . Ditch the grueling pail-n-shovel process! Clean dirty machine tool sumps faster, better and safer. Filter solids (chips, swarf and sludge) from expensive coolant for re-use or transfer for batch recyling. Reduce machine downtime, labor costs and mess. Save time and money. Features include the following: Space-saving vertical design. "Plug-n-play " convenience. Runs on standard, economical 115/60/1 15 amp electricals. No emissions. Pumping rate up to 60 gallons per minute. Pump... (read more)Browse Coolant Recycling Systems Datasheets for Cecor, Urso & Urso, Inc.
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Furnaces for Nuclear Fuel Processing temperature uniformity, maintenance, and safety control. Typical applications for nuclear fuel processing include: Sintering UO2 pellets for reactor fuel rods. Oxidation UO2 pellets, swarf, and powder to U3O8. Denitration of Uranyl nitrate. Hydroflourination of UO2 pellets. Waste remediation. Technology Solutions for Nuclear Materials – Pusher Furnaces. Sintering nuclear fuels is often a two-step process of debindering and sintering in a Pusher reactor. The first step involves removal... (read more)
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Introducing our newest Shark . Ditch the grueling pail-n-shovel process! Clean dirty machine tool sumps faster, better and safer. Filter solids (chips, swarf and sludge) from expensive coolant for re-use or transfer for batch recyling. Reduce machine downtime, labor costs and mess. Save time and money. Features include the following: Space-saving vertical design. "Plug-n-play " convenience. Runs on standard, economical 115/60/1 15 amp electricals. No emissions. Pumping rate up to 60 gallons per minute. Pump... (read more)Browse Filtration Equipment Datasheets for Cecor, Urso & Urso, Inc.
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Coolant Sumpcleaner/Dispenser on Electric Truck The sumpcleaner sucks up machine tool sump contents down to the bare metal in minutes. The pump is powered by a Kohler 20 HP, 4 stroke cycle Command Series engine with electric start. Sumpcleaner pumps fluid at rates to 110 gallons per minute and generates suction to 13" Hg (177" water). On the way to the tank, the dirty coolant passes through the filter which separates the chips and swarf from the coolant. The F23 Filter has capacity to hold 2.3 cubic feet of solids.  ... (read more)Browse Coolant Recycling Systems Datasheets for Cecor, Urso & Urso, Inc.
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CECOR's top-performing, extra-power Sump Shark Features include the following: Available in 175-, 300-, 400-, 500- and 600-gallon capacities. 20 HP propane engine offers extra power. No separate power source needed. Operates conveniently on its own. (Uses LP liquid withdrawal system, same as most fork trucks.). Highest nozzle velocity in the Sump Shark fleet. Deep vacuum picks up both puddles on floor and dry solids. Pump in/pump out capability. Lobe type, positive displacement air pump. Pumping rate up to 110 gallons per minute. . (read more)Browse Coolant Recycling Systems Datasheets for Cecor, Urso & Urso, Inc.
… coolant from chips, but a centrifuge merely wrings fluid from chips, while a briquetter extracts fluid from … … a metalcutting operation, filtering the grinding oil to remove car- bide and steel swarf allows an end …
A Propensity For Chip Density
All briquetters are tested for extended periods at the factory prior to delivery and installation usually requires … … up to 6,614 lb. (50 kg. to 3000 kg.) of metal chips and swarf per hour.
Cutting Tool Engineering | January 2013 | Chip Challenge
Our users can then sell that dried swarf ." According to Ron Chapman of PRAB, its "small" briquetters cost in the neighborhood of $80,000—a cost …
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… to certain proportion first, after fully mixing the mixture is conveyed into the briquetter where the pellets … … design of spiral boring tool knife block, which is used to hold the swarf ; in front of …
In a briquetter , small scrap, such as turnings, is compacted into pockets as it passes between two … … fabricators generate significant quantities of waste materials such as furnace flue dust, mill scale, and grinding swarf .


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Dang, I miss fanta"sizing" about her.
Oh, sorry for the "poopies" remark - I think it's the
metal plate in my head. I drove by a power station
today and that messed me up pretty bad.
face it, KREM is gonna have its day of reckoning
How can someone be wrong every single time? You are amazing. Great contrarian indicator.
being proven wrong, but here is another one of
your posts regarding taking it to the bank.
So what do you guys think KREM will do today. I am
looking for a 3 point loss
today. I expect Krem to
give up all it's gains from yesterday..Tosay will be
the last day we see
70 Ever again and you can
take that to the bank!!!!! " From 2 or 3 days ago,
LOL. I really hope that you have the margin to cover
the ride.
Hey everyone, KREM will either be up today or down today. Dude, am I a genius or what? Don't smoke too much, you might get hungry for some doughnuts!
69 1/4...Please somebody buy them...
Well I think we are going to do very low volume
today under 75,000 shares and KREM will either close up
1 1/2 or be down 1 1/2..BUT if volume does start to
increase look for a 2-3 point drop in KREM today..Now
tommorrow could be a interesting day..It is friday I think
volume is going to higher then today and some people
might not want to be long over the weekend. So
tommorrow KREM should close no higher then 65...Take that
to the bank Groaner..
it up. What price did you get back in this time?
Shoot for $75. That would be a good number. Then I can spoon feed this dog shit to all those little sheep.
and running today. 1 down day in a row is plenty. And onetrue, EXCELLENT profile, do you have any more?? Please.


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2016 Paris Motor Show: Mitsubishi to unveil 2017 Outlander for Europe with added safety features
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Mitsubishi marks 10 years of accepting trainees from the Philippines to learn skills on the production line
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2016 Paris Motor Show: Mitsubishi to unveil GT-PHEV Concept
On September 14, Mitsubishi Motors Corporation announced its overview of the GT-PHEV Concept, which will be unveiled at the 2016 Paris Motor Show commencing on September 29.
Mitsubishi sales remain stable in China; August results
In early September, Mitsubishi's Chinese corporation announced its August sales results for the Chinese market. According to these results, overall sales were 5,338 units, remaining flat from the previous year.
Mitsubishi puts last Lancer Evolution Final Edition in charity auction
On September 8, Mitsubishi Motors North America announced that it has put the last Lancer Evolution Final Edition in a charity auction on eBay.
US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports Mitsubishi has replaced 14% of recalled Takata airbags
In mid-August, the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released its latest information on how Toyota is handling recalls due to defective Takata airbags.
Mitsubishi to commence production of Outlander in China
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation announced that GAC Mitsubishi Motors Co., Ltd., its joint venture in charge of production and sales in the Chinese market, will commence production of the Outlander on August 29.
Three Mitsubishi models recalled in the US due to defective CVT
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced that a recall has been conducted for three Mitsubishi models in the US.
Indonesian auto show 16 SUV femininity arms brand. Mitsubishi XM concept
August 11-are being held in a Jakarta suburb on August 21, Indonesia International Auto Show 2016 (GIIAS2016) Mitsubishi is to notice the small MPV concept XM exposed here
Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Recalled In US Due To Potential CVT Hoses Coming Unhinged
Mitsubishi will recall one of its primary models sold in the US, the Outlander Sport (known as the RVR in Japan).
Mitsubishi sales up 0.3% in the US led by continued success of SUVs; July results
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2016 Indonesia International Auto Show: Mitsubishi launches new XM Concept
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New Mitsubishi Lancer revealed in China
Chinese automotive media, Autohome Inc. has revealed teaser images of the new Mitsubishi Lancer.
Indonesia International Auto Show: Mitsubishi to showcase new XM Concept
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President of Mitsubishi Motors Masuko On Investigation Into Fuel Efficiency Issue: "We Must Go Back To The Fundamentals Of Automotive Design"
On 2 August, Mitsubishi Motors chairman and president Osamu Masuko, along with vice president Mitsuhiko Yamashita (formerly vice president of Nissan Motor Company) held a press conference after receiving reports from the 3rd party investigation into the company's alleged fraudulent fuel efficiency claims.
Mitsubishi's global sales down 16% to 220,000 units; FY2016 1Q results
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Mitsubishi's domestic share down 1%; June results
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation announced its results of production, domestic sales and exports for June 2016. According to these results, total production declined for the seventh month in a row, dropping 19.1% to 81,558 units.
Mitsubishi CFO Iketani says July kei orders nearly double last year's
At a July 27 financial meeting, Mitsubishi CFO Koji Iketani said that since kei car orders restarted on July 1 following the emissions fraud scandal, orders are nearly double those of last year's July.
Mitsubishi recalls old Outlander models over corrosion risk
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Mitsubishi: US Recalls For Lancer Evo & Other Models For Suspension Issues
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|Jeffrey Bruce Bindell, Edward Franklin Labuda, William Michael Moller
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|Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (30), Classifications (18)
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This invention relates to semiconductive devices. It is of primary application to the fabrication of such devices which involve a surface barrier (Schottky) connection.
Modern semiconductor technology has been making increasing use of Schottky connections both in discrete devices such as Schottky diodes and in integrated circuit forms such as Schottky TTL logic.
One of the attractions of Schottky connections is that it permits a rectifying barrier which has a lower threshold voltage for significant conduction in the forward direction as compared to p-n rectifying junctions. Such low threshold devices are becoming of increasing interest, particularly in microelectronics where operation is advantageously at low voltage signal levels. The threshold voltage associated with a surface barrier connection is dependent both on the metal used in making the connection and the nature of the underlying semiconductor where the connection is made.
While one expedient for getting a low barrier connection is choice of an appropriate contact metal, this is not always an adequate solution, particularly when the choice of contact metal is dictated by other considerations, such as the case when the same metal is to be used to make a number of separate connections of different properties.
It has been suggested hitherto that the effective height of a surface barrier connection for a given metal and correspondingly the threshold voltage can be reduced by a shallow implant of appropriate dopant ions in the region of the semiconductor underlying where the surface barrier connection is to be made. In particular, the implantation is used to create there a localized layer of higher doping than the substrate to lower the effective barrier height. Moreover, essentially all of the implanted ions are sought to be localized in a shallow surface layer to be encompassed within the depletion layer associated with the contact metal at zero applied bias. It is important to maintain the bulk of the substrate at lower doping in order to keep the reverse leakage low. For a discussion of this technique, see U.S. Pat. No. 3,943,552 which issued to J. M. Shannon et al on Mar. 9, 1976. This technique is also discussed in a paper by J. M. Shannon entitled "Reducing the Effective Height of a Schottky Barrier Using Low-Energy Ion Implantation" in Applied Physics Letters, Vol. 24, No. 8, Apr. 15, 1974. In practice, we have found it extremely difficult by prior art techniques, to achieve the desired reduction in threshold voltage in metal-silicide devices without also increasing undesirably the high reverse leakage associated with such a connection. One problem appears to be difficulty in actually limiting most of the implanted ions to the desired shallow layer. In particular, it is relatively difficult to get an ion beam to produce the required narrow impurity distribution immediately below the platinum silicide-silicon interface. In addition, very shallow implants are particularly sensitive to the nature of the surface.
An object of the present invention is an improved process for making low threshold voltage surface barrier connections.
To this end we have discovered a technique which permits narrowing the impurity profile normally associated with an ion implant and localizing its peak closer to the effective surface. In this broader aspect the invention is not necessarily limited to the fabrication of Schottky barrier connections.
In particular, in accordance with an illustrative embodiment of our invention, use is made of a snowplow effect by which an advancing silicide phase pushes encountered foreign ions deeper into the semiconductor, whereby a final structure can result in which most of the implanted ions are located in a narrow region closely underlying the silicide-silicon interface.
In one exemplary embodiment of the invention, the silicon semiconductor device which is to include a surface barrier connection is prepared in the usual fashion up to the point in the process prior to formation of the surface barrier connection. Since in this example, the surface barrier connection is to be made to an N-type zone, donor ions are implanted to a depth consistent with the further processing to be described below. After thermally activating the implanted ions in the usual fashion, the surface is cleaned by removal of a small amount of silicon. There is then deposited the desired contact metal to a thickness sufficient that when the subsequent reaction with the silicon is complete the resulting metal silicide-silicon interface is located well beyond the original peak of the implant. The device is then heated for a time sufficient for this phenomenon to occur, with the subsequent accumulation of many of the implanted ions in a narrow layer which is contiguous to the silicide-silicon interface and deeper than the original peak of the implant profile. The resulting structure is found to provide a surface barrier connection of low threshold voltage together with low reverse leakage current.
In preferred embodiments of the invention, the contact metal is platinum and the implanted ions are either arsenic, antimony, or phosphorus.
The invention will be better understood from the following more detailed description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawing in which:
FIGS. 1 through 4 show in various stages of processing a semiconductive device to which a surface barrier connection is being made in accordance with an illustrative embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 5 shows a latter stage of processing of a semiconductor device to which a surface barrier connection to a region of one conductivity type is being made in the same processing stage as an ohmic connection to a region of another conductivity type in accordance with another illustrative embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 6 shows a latter stage of processing of a semiconductor device to which separate surface barrier connections are being made to one region which has been implanted and to another region which has not been implanted in accordance with another illustrative embodiment of the invention.
With reference now more specifically to the drawing, FIG. 1 shows in cross section a portion 10 of a larger silicon monocrystalline wafer, typically two or three inches in diameter and twenty mils thick, which may be homogeneous if there is to be formed a simple Schottky diode, or which may include a plurality of previously formed zones of different conductivity type to define a particular type of semiconductive device, such as a discrete junction transistor or a monolithic integrated circuit. Illustratively, the portion 10 is N-type with a relatively uniform background doping of about 1�1016 phosphorous ions per cubic centimeter. Additionally, the portion 10 has been implanted with donor ions to form an implanted ion impurity profile which, for example, peaks between 300 angstroms and 400 angstroms below the surface with a peak concentration of at least ten times the background doping and typically between 1�1018 - 5�1018 ions per cubic centimeter and has a tail which falls off to an insignificant concentration beyond about 700 angstroms deep although extending in several thousand angstroms. Implantations of this kind can be readily achieved with conventional ion implantation equipment. Suitable profiles, for example, have been obtained with antimony as the implanted donor by use of accelerating voltages of 90 keV and dosages of between 6�1012 and 9�1012 ions/cm2, with arsenic by use of an accelerating voltage of 70 keV and dosages of between 3�1012 and 5�1012 ions/cm2, and with phosphorus by an accelerating voltage of 35 keV and dosages of 4�1012 to 8� 1012 ions/cm2. In practice, a wide range of accelerating voltages (for example 20 keV - 120 keV) of dosages (for example 1.0�1012 - 2�1013 ions/cm2) may be used and the particular conditions chosen may be tailored to effect a desired compromise between threshold voltage and reverse leakage current. Typically, the larger the implanted dosage, the lower the forward turn-on voltage which can be achieved, though at the expense of higher leakage reverse currents.
Typically, the ion implantation is effectively localized to exposed portions of the wafer by a silicon oxide coating 11 which has been opened to provide a window 12 where the connection is eventually to be provided. Of course other techniques may be used to localize the implantation if this proves desirable. An exemplary window may be about 10 microns square, although the size is dependent on the nature of the device being made. After the ion implantation, the wafer is heated in the usual fashion to activate the implanted ions. In some instances, this step may be avoided, and instead the activation occurs incidentally during the subsequent heating of the wafer.
Before applying the contact metal, it has generally been found advantageous to clean the exposed surface where the surface barrier connection is to be made. This cleaning is to remove any surface oxide or contamination. Preferably the cleaning is done by putting the wafer into a sputtering system and ion etching or milling away a thin surface layer, typically one or two hundred angstroms thick. Alternatively in some instances, a chemical etching may be used if precautions are taken to avoid reformation of any appreciable oxide on the surface portion where the surface barrier connection is to be made.
In FIG. 2, there is shown the wafer 10 after the cleaning step, whereby there is formed the depression 13 corresponding to the window 12 in the oxide 11.
A film of a suitable contact metal, preferably platinum, is then deposited on the clean surface, advantageously by sputtering in the same system as is used for the ion etching or milling to avoid the need for removal of the wafer and possibly exposing the wafer to an oxidizing atmosphere which might oxidize the clean surface. However, alternative techniques for the film deposition are feasible so long as there is avoided the formation of sufficient oxide to affect adversely the properties of the barrier.
It is important that the thickness of the platinum film be made sufficiently thick that when the subsequent reaction with the silicon occurs, the interface between the platinum-silicide phase and the silicon proceeds well beyond the peak of the original implant profile. To this end, it is usually found advantageous to employ a thickness of at least several hundred angstroms for the platinum, and a thickness of 500 angstroms for the example being described has been found advantageous. The thickness should be greater than the depth of the peak in the profile of the implanted ions and preferably at least twice this depth. It is usually desirable to avoid a thickness of platinum in excess of 1000 angstroms to avoid excessive formation of silicide which might give rise to internal stress problems. After deposition of the platinum film, the wafer is removed from the sputtering system. FIG. 3 shows the wafer portion 10 after formation of the platinum film 14 which extends over the exposed surface of the wafer portion and the surrounding edge of the window in the oxide.
Next, the platinum film is reacted with the silicon where the two are in contact. Advantageously, the reaction is a solid-solid reaction to form a stoichiometric compound or silicide. To this end the wafer is heated in the range of between 400� C and 700� C for a time adequate to complete the reaction. In the example described, heating in a furnace at 650� C for about 10 minutes provided the desired reaction and resulted in penetration of the platinum-silicide interface to a depth of about 500 angstroms beyond the original platinum-silicon interface, corresponding to the formation of a platinum-silicide layer of about 1000 angstroms in overall thickness. This penetration of 500 angstroms is well beyond the depth of the peak of the original implant, about 100-200 angstroms below the original platinum-silicon interface. Moreover, it is found that the advancing platinum-silicide phase has collected and swept ahead of it in "snowplow" fashion most of the implanted ions, and presumably most of the background doping ions as well, whereby there is formed just ahead of the advancing interface a narrow accumulation region of increased dopant concentration. In particular, it is calculated that in the exemplary case there is formed, as a result of the snowplowing, a layer contiguous to the platinum-silicide interface having a thickness between 100 angstroms and 200 angstroms thick with an average doping concentration at least several times that at the peak of the implanted profile and at least 1019 ions per cubic centimeter. We believe this layer is narrower, more concentrated, and closer to the platinum-silicide interface than has been possible to actually realize by prior art techniques.
In addition, this narrow layer is achieved with relatively relaxed control of the process parameters, in particular the width and depth of the initial implantation because of the accumulation action of the advancing silicide. The resultant connection is found to permit lower reverse leakage currents for a given threshold voltage. Alternatively, there can be achieved a device having a lower threshold voltage for a given reverse leakage current. As still another alternative, use of our technique permits realization of barrier connections able to withstand higher reverse voltages before breakdown.
FIG. 4 shows the resultant structure in which the platinum-silicide interface 15 is shown penetrating deeper into the wafer and a consequent narrowing of the layer 16 in which the implanted ions are largely concentrated. Typically, there will be later provided another metallic layer over the silicide, which layer serves as the electrode to which a lead is bonded for making electrical connection to the wafer portion. This layer may be any of those known for contacting platinum-silicide.
By use of the technique described we have been able to reduce forward turn-on voltages from 410 millivolts to about 314 millivolts corresponding to a current of ten microamperes in a barrier of 630 μ2 area while maintaining the leakage current at 1 microampere for reverse voltages of 15.8 volts and at 10 microamperes for reverse voltages at 17.9 volts. By higher doping, we have obtained even lower turn-on voltages though at the expense of higher reverse currents.
It can be appreciated that various modifications can be made in the exemplary process described without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
First it should also be evident that the invention may be viewed broadly as a technique for concentrating into a narrow layer underlying a contact region a number of implanted ions which are more broadly distributed. To this end, it is only necessary that there be employed a contact material which forms a product with the underlying semiconductor having the desired property of accumulating encountered implanted ions.
It is believed that metals which form silicides with the silicon, such as palladium, nickel, titanium, tungsten, molybdenum, chromium and rhodium are particularly suitable. Alternatively, it may also prove feasible to utilize metals, which form alloys with the semiconductor, so long as the alloy phase has the desired accumulating property. This is realized if the segregation coefficient of the encountered ion is such that the ions prefer to move deeper into the semiconductor rather than being collected.
In particular, although the initial ion implantation was disclosed as passing through a window in an oxide layer before penetrating into the wafer, it will be appreciated that the implantation can be made through an oxide layer if this is found desirable, so long as the ion energy is adequate to pass through such layer and still penetrate adequately into the wafer. This technique may reduce the amount of surface damage and reduce the amount of silicon that needs to be removed before the contact metal is deposited. In some instances, it may be feasible to deposit the contact metal first and then implant through the deposited metal.
Additionally, while in the example the surface barrier connection is being made to N-type silicon, such a connection may also be made to P-type silicon. In this case, suitable acceptor ions would be implanted and a decrease in the threshold voltage would also result. It is also possible to implant ions of the opposite conductivity type into the substrate in such a manner as to produce an effective increase in the barrier height. This might be useful in special applications as where it is desired to have a difference in barrier heights between two separate contacts.
In addition, the invention may be used in instances where a single connection is to contact adjacent N-type and P-type silicon surface zones, making a surface barrier connection to one and an ohmic connection to the other zone as shown in FIG. 5. In such an instance use of a nonselective donor implant into both zones 10 and 17 may be used to achieve a reduced threshold voltage associated with a surface barrier connection to one zone 10 without impairing the ohmic contact to the other 17. Alternatively, by localizing the implantation to underlie only part of a connection, there may be provided a connection with only one metal which has a part with a low barrier and another part with a higher barrier.
Moreover, where they are desired, separate surface barrier connections of different barrier heights may be formed by selectively implanting the wafer surface as shown in FIG. 6. A separate layer of contact metal 18 overlies unimplanted wafer surface while contact metal 14 overlies implanted layer 16. Where the implanted layer 16 is of the same conductivity type as the bulk region 10, the contact 15 overlying the implanted region has a low surface barrier and the contact 19 overlying the unimplanted region has a higher surface barrier.
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The National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (NACOSH) is scheduled to meet in Washington January 18-19 to complete its review of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's standards development process.
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