Vacuum compatible LED substrate heater
A technology of light-emitting diodes and heaters, which is applied in the manufacture of ohmic resistance heating devices, semiconductor devices, and semiconductor/solid-state devices, etc., can solve the problems of large infrared lamps, space consumption, and low efficiency of heating substrates.
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[0018] As noted above, in many applications it may be advantageous to preheat the substrate prior to processing it. In addition, substrates are often processed in chambers maintained under vacuum conditions.
[0019] The use of vacuum conditions presents many challenges to the design of LED substrate heaters. For example, the choice of materials that can be used to construct LED substrate heaters can be limited because many materials can outgas, contaminating the chamber. In addition, a sealed housing disposed within the chamber may have a pressure differential between the interior of the housing and the chamber, which may subject the walls of the sealed housing to significant or unacceptable stress. Additionally, excess heat generated by the LED substrate heater should be removed, which can be made more difficult by the lack of air in the chamber.
[0020] figure 1 A perspective view of a first embodiment of an LED substrate heater 100 compatible with vacuum conditions is ...
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