Gas introduction showerhead for an RTP chamber with upper and lower transparent plates and gas flow therebetween
AssigneeApplied Materials, Inc.
InventorsDavid S. Ballance, Benjamin Bierman, James V. Tietz
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AssigneeApplied Materials, Inc.
InventorsDavid S. Ballance, Benjamin Bierman, James V. Tietz
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A showerhead for use with a lamp head in a thermal processing chamber, the lamp head including a high intensity source which emits radiation that heats a substrate within the chamber, the showerhead including a top window on a side of the showerhead that is adjacent to the lamp head; a bottom window on a side of the showerhead that is adjacent to the substrate during processing; and a gas supply inlet through which a gas is introduced into a space between the top and bottom windows, wherein the top and bottom windows are transparent to the radiation from the source in the lamp head and wherein the bottom window includes a plurality of gas distribution holes through which gas is injected from the space between the top and bottom windows into the chamber.
A showerhead for use with a lamp head in a thermal processing chamber, the lamp head including a source which emits radiation that heats a substrate within the chamber, said showerhead comprising:
A showerhead for use with a lamp head in a thermal processing chamber, the lamp head including a source which emits radiation that heats a substrate within the chamber, said showerhead comprising:
A showerhead for use with a lamp head in a thermal processing chamber, the lamp head including a source which emits radiation that heats a substrate within the chamber, said showerhead comprising:
A thermal processing system comprising:
A thermal processing system comprising:
A thermal processing system comprising:
An adapter plate for use with a lamp head in a thermal processing chamber, the lamp head including lamps which emit radiation that heats a substrate within the chamber, said adapter comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.