Electric heating – Metal heating – Of cylinders
Patent
1979-02-09
1981-08-18
Goldberg, Elliot
Electric heating
Metal heating
Of cylinders
219 1075, 118724, 118620, H05B 642, C23C 1308
Patent
active
042848679
ABSTRACT:
The reactor includes an R.F. induction coil, connected to a power supply, and located in proximity to the deposition enclosure. The coil radiates energy, a portion of which is converted by a susceptor situated in the enclosure into heat which is applied to the surface of the wafer adjacent thereto. A concave metallic infrared reflector redirects some of the normally unused radiated energy, in the form of radiant heat, onto the external surface of the wafer to promote even heating and, thus, reduce temperature gradients in the wafer thereby eliminating detrimental dislocation motion or slip. Moreover, the input power requirements of the system are reduced. Preferably, the enclosure is cooled by spraying de-ionized liquid thereon to eliminate unwanted deposition of dopants on the interior surface thereof.
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Garbis Dennis
Heller Robert
Hill Lawrence
General Instrument Corporation
Goldberg Elliot
Leung Philip H.
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