Device and method for measuring position of liquid surface...

Single-crystal – oriented-crystal – and epitaxy growth processes; – Processes of growth from liquid or supercritical state – Having pulling during growth

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C117S015000, C117S016000, C117S213000, C117S214000

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10822662

ABSTRACT:
In a device and a method for measuring the position of the liquid surface of a melt while a single crystal is being pulled, two measuring-lines are defined in an image of a fusion ring which is captured by means of a two-dimensional CCD camera, the intersections of the respective measuring lines and the fusion ring, on the opposite sides of the fusion ring, are detected, and the central position of the single crystal is calculated based on the intervals between the intersections on the opposite sides of the fusion ring, whereby the position of the liquid surface of the melt is determined.

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