3-8. 3C Inclusions

3-8. 3C Inclusions

3-8. 3C Inclusions

Regions where step- ow was interrupted during epi layer growth. Typical regions are generally triangular although more rounded shapes are sometimes seen. Count once per occurrence. Two inclusions within 200 microns count as one.

 

2018-06-28

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