N-Type wafers are Prime or Test wafers that have Phosphorus, Antimony or Arsenic as the main dopant. A N+ wafer is heavily doped <1 Ohm/cm2 (and very rare). The most common N-Type wafer is doped with either Antimony or Phosphorus and has a resistivity >1 Ohm/cm2 (normal for device building would be 2-10 Ohm/cm2). The later being used most commonly for advanced CMOS device fabrication where implanted P-Wells are used.
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