Coating apparatus – Gas or vapor deposition – With treating means
Patent
1981-12-14
1984-05-08
Smith, John D.
Coating apparatus
Gas or vapor deposition
With treating means
118730, 219343, 219347, H01L 2120, C23C 1308
Patent
active
044468172
ABSTRACT:
Substrates on which vapor deposition is to take place are mounted on the outside of a generally bell-shaped susceptor which is itself mounted immediately outside a similarly shaped shield which is transparent to infra-red radiation. Infra-red lamps are mounted within the shield and the radiant heat from them passes through the shield and heats the substrates through the susceptor. An outer, opaque, shield defines an annular gas passage through which reactant gases pass over the heated substrate to cause vapor deposition thereon. Purging gas may be passed between the transparent shield and the susceptor. The lamps and the susceptor may be relatively rotated. The arrangement substantially eliminates the possibility of the reactant gas causing deposition on the transparent shield which would interfere with the passage of radiant heat to the susceptor and the substrate.
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patent: 3608519 (1971-09-01), Bean
patent: 3627590 (1971-12-01), Mammel
patent: 3633537 (1972-01-01), Howe
patent: 4047496 (1977-09-01), McNeilly
Cambridge Instruments Limited
Smith John D.
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