Planar reactive evaporation apparatus for the deposition of comp

Electric heating – Heating devices – Resistive element: igniter type

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156611, 118 49, 148175, 219421, 219521, 266149, 427 87, F22B 128

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method for epitaxial film formation is disclosed. Planar reactive evaporation techniques suitable for scaling are employed to produce high purity compound semiconducting films at relatively low temperatures.

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