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Peter Rose on Ion Implantation

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Uploaded by on Jan 26, 2009

Peter Rose joined a panel moderated by Risto Puhakka of VLSI Research to discuss the development of ion implantation. The panel was part of a conference organized by SEMI and the Chemical Heritage Foundation called Empowering the Silicon Revolution: the Past, Present and Future of the Semiconductor Equipment and Materials Industry, held April 1-2, 2008 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.

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  • Turns out, madamrotten...we are way superior to that "shipping company" and we continue to rule the implant world!

  • You're a huge shipping company with a virtual monopoly on package delivery.

    But uh-oh... here comes a competitor. They have planes that go really fast. They're reliable, they are stealing your customers, and they are ruining your business. So what do you do?

  • Amazing! IIS, i.e., Ion Implant Services, my original employer (1981!) was the pioneer of implant as a service--I hear they are still around!

  • Also a career Ion Implant technician and later field service engineer with Eaton Corp. I deeply enjoyed both the equip. and process. My favorite job was in a GaAs fab because the process is 10X more demanding than Si. We routinely achieved 8-range vacuum throughout our systems. The product would not yield w/o this level of cleanliness. Dr. Rose asked me to stay after giving notice at Eaton & I wish now I had but, I've started a bus. rebuilding X-ray & electron microscopes. Joe Sitter.

  • As a career ion implant technician, having worked with Extrion and Varian, and especially on NOVA and Eaton equipment, I can very much appreciate this man's words. He's a legend in the field. What he says about the differences between PhDs and technicians on the equipment is absolutely factual. If you want the tool broken, bring in a high level engineer and have him try to set up and a process on his own.

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