Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electric charge generating or conducting means – Use of forces of electric charge or field
Patent
1996-07-01
1999-11-16
Fleming, Fritz
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Electric charge generating or conducting means
Use of forces of electric charge or field
279128, H02N 1300
Patent
active
059868732
ABSTRACT:
The invention includes an electrostatic chuck having surface topography and a method of making the same including the steps of providing a first insulative layer and a conductive layer laminated thereto. The first insulative layer is secured to a pedestal. A second insulative layer is deposited over the conductive layer and the first and second insulative layer and the copper layer are laminated together by a mandrel. The mandrel has recesses formed therein to produce an electrostatic chuck having a surface topography including raised features. The mandrel may have an annular groove defined therein for producing a raised gasket defined in the second insulative layer.
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Fleming Fritz
Griffin Patrick M.
Packard Hughes Interconnect Co.
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