Apparatus for heating a transparent substrate utilizing an incan

Details Apparatus for heating a transparent substrate utilizing an incan Apparatus for heating a transparent substrate utilizing an incan

1994-03-01

1999-10-19

Jeffery, John A.

Electric resistance heating devices

Heating devices

Radiant heater

219390, 373112, 118725, H05B 600, F27D 1100

Patent

active

059702133

ABSTRACT:
A heating disk is located inside a vacuum chamber between a substrate holder inside the chamber and a lamp outside the chamber. The lamp emits radiation in a wavelength range which passes through a glass plate in the chamber wall but is absorbed by the heating disk, which may consist of graphite. When the disk is heated to 1000.degree. K. it emits radiation in a wavelength range which can be absorbed by a transparent substrate in the holder.

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