Method of making a dielectric chuck

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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279128, 361234, H01R 4300

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ABSTRACT:
A method of making a dielectric chuck for securing a semiconductor wafer on a pedestal having multiple apertures for the introduction of cooling gas beneath the wafer. The wafer is held by electrostatic force against a laminate of an electrode layer sandwiched between two dielectric layers in accordance with the method, such that the laminate presents a planar surface to the wafer for a substantial distance beyond the outer edge of the electrode layer. The laminate construction method ensures that a large wafer area beyond the outer edge of the electrode is in contact with the laminate, to minimize cooling gas leakage near the edge, and provides a longer useful life by increasing the path length of dielectric material between the electrode layer and potentially damaging plasma material surrounding the chuck.

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