Metal fusion bonding – Process – Bonding nonmetals with metallic filler
Patent
1990-09-18
1991-12-24
Heinrich, Samuel M.
Metal fusion bonding
Process
Bonding nonmetals with metallic filler
228122, 228177, 20429801, 445 51, 156345, 361229, 295921, B44C 122, C23C 1500, B01J 1908, C23F 102
Patent
active
050744569
ABSTRACT:
An electrode assembly for a plasma reactor, such as a plasma etch or plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition reactor, comprises an electrode plate having a support frame attached to one surface thereof. The electrode plate is composed of a substantially pure material which is compatible with a particular reaction being performed in the reactor, while the support frame is composed of a material having desirable thermal, electrical, and structural characteristics. The support frame is bonded to the electrode plate using a bonding layer, usually a ductile metallic bonding layer, which provides effective thermal and electrical coupling while permitting a degree of thermal expansion mismatch between the support frame and the electrode plate.
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Degner Raymond L.
Lenz Eric H.
Heinrich Samuel M.
Lam Research Corporation
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