Patents by Inventor Johannes Studener

Johannes Studener has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 7828893
    Abstract: A silicon wafer having no epitaxially deposited layer or layer produced by joining to the silicon wafer, with a nitrogen concentration of 1·1013-8·1014 atoms/cm3, an oxygen concentration of 5.2·1017-7.5·1017 atoms/cm3, a central thickness BMD density of 3·108-2·1010 cm?3, a cumulative length of linear slippages ?3 cm and a cumulative area of areal slippage regions ?7 cm2, the front surface having <45 nitrogen-induced defects of >0.13 ?m LSE in the DNN channel, a layer at least 5 ?m thick, in which ?1·104 COPs/cm3 with a size of ?0.09 ?m occur, and a BMD-free layer ?5 ?m thick. Such wafers may be produced by heat treating the silicon wafer, resting on a substrate holder, a specific substrate holder used depending on the wafer doping. For each holder, maximum heating rates are selected to avoid formation of slippages.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 22, 2006
    Date of Patent: November 9, 2010
    Assignee: Siltronic AG
    Inventors: Timo Mueller, Wilfried von Ammon, Erich Daub, Peter Krottenthaler, Klaus Messmann, Friedrich Passek, Reinhold Wahlich, Arnold Kuehhorn, Johannes Studener
  • Publication number: 20060213424
    Abstract: A silicon wafer having no epitaxially deposited layer or layer produced by joining to the silicon wafer, with a nitrogen concentration of 1·1013-8·1014 atoms/cm3, an oxygen concentration of 5.2·1017-7.5·1017 atoms/cm3, a central thickness BMD density of 3·108-2·1010 cm?3, a cumulative length of linear slippages ?3 cm and a cumulative area of areal slippage regions ?7 cm2, the front surface having <45 nitrogen-induced defects of >0.13 ?m LSE in the DNN channel, a layer at least 5 ?m thick, in which ?1·104 COPs/cm3 with a size of ?0.09 ?m occur, and a BMD-free layer ?5 ?m thick. Such wafers may be produced by heat treating the silicon wafer, resting on a substrate holder, a specific substrate holder used depending on the wafer doping. For each holder, maximum heating rates are selected to avoid formation of slippages.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 22, 2006
    Publication date: September 28, 2006
    Inventors: Timo Mueller, Wilfried von Ammon, Erich Daub, Peter Krottenthaler, Klaus Messmann, Friedrich Passek, Reinhold Wahlich, Arnold Kuehhorn, Johannes Studener