Teaching Bay Diffusion Furnace (MRL P-Type)

Description
The MRL Diffusion furnaces flow oxygen (O2) and/or nitrogen (N2) into an atmospheric pressure quartz tube furnace capable of achieving temperatures up to 1100 oC. These conditions result in the volatilization of n-type or p-type dopant species from a ceramic or spin-on-glass source. These dopants diffuse into the surface of up to twenty-five (25) 100mm diameter silicon (Si) wafers to modify the exposed silicon carrier type, density, and junction depth.
Capabilities
- Ceramic source or SOD boron sources allowed
- Maximum wafer diameter of 100mm
Location: RFM 1246
Manager: Melvin Cruz, melvincruz@txstate.edu
Backup: Dr. Casey Smith, casey.smith@txstate.edu, 512-213-7909
Model: MRL P-Type