Multi-layer susceptor for rapid thermal process reactors

Coating apparatus – Gas or vapor deposition – Work support

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118500, 118729, C23C 1600

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055803881

ABSTRACT:
A multi layer RTP reactor susceptor includes a first layer which has a multiplicity of thin components that are preferably silicon carbide, graphite, or silicon carbide coated graphite with a thickness less than about 6 mm, with an emissivity such that the first layer radiates heat, and with thermal heat transfer characteristics such that the first layer facilitates maintaining a substrate or substrates supported by the susceptor at a uniform temperature, and facilitates maintaining uniform process gas characteristics over the substrates. A second layer of the susceptor is transparent to the heat source of the RTP reactor and provides a rigid, stable platform for the first layer.

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