Atmospheric glow discharge with concurrent coating deposition

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Formation of semiconductive active region on any substrate – Fluid growth from gaseous state combined with preceding...

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C438S507000, C438S679000, C438S680000, C438S681000

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ABSTRACT:
A plasma is produced in a treatment space (58) by diffusing a plasma gas at atmospheric pressure and subjecting it to an electric field created by two metallic electrodes (54,56) separated by a dielectric material (64), a precursor material is introduced into the treatment space to coat a substrate film or web (14) by vapor deposition or atomized spraying at atmospheric pressure. The deposited precursor is cured by electron-beam, infrared-light, visible-light, or ultraviolet-light radiation, as most appropriate for the particular material being deposited. Additional plasma post-treatment may be used to enhance the properties of the resulting coated products.

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