Low inductance heater configuration for solid state devices and

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219553, 338 15, H05B 100

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041031440

ABSTRACT:
A low inductance, rapid response, heater for silicon photodetector and microcircuit applications is realized by depositing on a substrate surface a heater whose contact terminals and resistance element are configured to eliminate electrical noise due to the induced currents that commonly result from on-off switching action. The heater geometry utilizes a concentric ring configuration and consists of an inner disc-shaped contact terminal, a ring-shaped resistive heater element surrounding the disc-shaped contact terminal and an outer peripheral contact terminal surrounding the heater element. The heater is operated by means of an electrical current flowing in a radial direction through the circuit comprising the outer peripheral contact terminal, the annular resistive heater element and the inner contact terminal.

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