Method to prevent backside growth on substrates in a vapor depos

Coating processes – Coating by vapor – gas – or smoke

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427249, 118721, 118728, 118504, 118505, C23C 1600, C23C 1604

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049633937

ABSTRACT:
Backside growth on substrates in a vapor deposition system has been a problem resulting in cracking of the material deposited on the substrate, making replication in a vapor deposition system difficult to achieve, and requiring post deposition machining to separate the substrate-deposit from the deposition fixture. A solution to the problem is the following: the substrate is mounted on a plurality of graphite pillars, with the pillars being bonded to the substrate as near the periphery thereof as possible. A hollow body open on one side but closed on the other, and fabricated from GRAFOIL with graphite cement used as a bonding agent, is mounted on the pillars with the open end facing the substrate. The open end of the body is pressed against the substrate and sealed with a bonding agent. This completely covers the backside of the substrate and thus prevents any vapor deposition thereon.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4448797 (1984-05-01), Burnham
patent: 4705659 (1987-11-01), Bernstein et al.

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