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Radio-Frequency Single-Electron-Transistor(RF-SET) allows for readout of sub-electron-charge with high speed. Hence,a RF-SET could be used as a readout circuit for superconducting terahertz single-photon detector which converts photons into charges. SETs could be fabricated on Silicon on Insulator(SOI) with good controllability and reproducibility. However, the current yield of SETs on SOI (about 30%) is not yet sufficient for realizing a detector array. In order to improve the yield, single-line exposure mode of Electron-Beam Lithography(EBL) is used to precisely define the width of tunneling barriers; and the etching gas in Inductively-Coupled Plasma(ICP) etching is optimized to realize good pattern transfer; oxidation of silicon is performed at a lower temperature to maintain the precision in the definition of SETs. Since the tunneling barriers are precisely controlled, the yield of SETs has been increased to 90%. Such a high yield makes it more practical to implement SETs as readout circuits in detector arrays.