Substrate heater utilizing protective heat sinking means

Electric heating – Heating devices – Combined with container – enclosure – or support for material...

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219200, 219541, 219540, 219461, 219462, 439487, 439485, H01L 21203, H05B 318

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051265338

ABSTRACT:
A substrate heater for the production of superconducting films utilizing a nickel alloy block uniformly heated with a resistance heating element fully immersed in a brazing material that fills a recess in the block. Massive electric power connectors surround the heating element leads outside the braze material so as to provide a protective heat sink therefor and also to mechanically strengthen the block against warpage.

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