Radiant energy – Electrically neutral molecular or atomic beam devices and...
Patent
1989-08-29
1991-07-23
Berman, Jack I.
Radiant energy
Electrically neutral molecular or atomic beam devices and...
392388, 392389, H01S 100, C23C 1426
Patent
active
050346040
ABSTRACT:
A device and method for producing an ultra pure molecular beam of elemental molecules utilizing a reduced thermal gradient filament construction in an effusion cell is provided. The effusion cell comprises a crucible having an open and a closed end and at least one heating filament distributed immediate the crucible. The at least one heating filament or filaments are provided having a first portion having a first pitch in proximal relationship to the open end of the crucible and having a second portion having a second pitch wherein the first pitch is of a higher spatial frequency than the second pitch. The heating filament is non-inductively wound about the crucible and positioned in conformity to the outside structure of the crucible. The heat shield is positioned proximate and about the crucible and heating filament or filaments. The heating filaments are connected to a controllable electric power supply producing a near constant temperature along the long axis of the crucible. By placing source material in the crucible and placing the crucible heating filaments and heat shield in a reduced pressure atmosphere and powering the heating filaments, a substantially constant temperature is produced along the crucible long axis resulting in an ultra pure molecular beam of elemental molecules of the source material.
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Kesan Vijay P.
Mattord Terry
Mattord Terry J.
Streetman Ben G.
Treetman Ben G.
Berman Jack I.
Board of Regents , The University of Texas System
Nguyen Kiet T.
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