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[SOLVED] what means <100> or <111> wafer?

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i want to share reason why means a wafer a is 100 or 111?
from view point structure

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when a wafer is talked is 100 it means that vector 001 is angle to plane (100)
wafer_surface001.png

we in surface wafer we have some square that miller indice for plane we can uses for calling our wafer.
silicon_wafers_plane.gif

we uses this symbols for naming wafer n-type or p-type
2000px-Wafer_flats_convention_v2.svg.png


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