611 results about "Ceramic heater" patented technology

A ceramic heater system has a ceramic heater base having a substrate-mounting surface formed on the top surface thereof and a heater, buried in the heater base, for heating a substrate. A fluid passage is formed buried in the heater base below where the heater is buried. The heater base is cooled as a fluid whose temperature is lower than the temperature of the heater base is let flow in the fluid passage. A substrate processing apparatus has the ceramic heater system installed in a process chamber whose vacuum state can be maintained, a gas supply mechanism for feeding a gas into the process chamber, and a power supply. The substrate processing apparatus performs a heat treatment, etching and film deposition on a substrate placed in the process chamber.

Susceptors are provided that employ layers of CTE-matching materials to reduce the stresses that otherwise lead to cracking and failure. Exemplary CTE-matching materials include metal alloys of aluminum and silicon that can be tailored to specific CTE values by adjusting the ratio of the elements. An exemplary susceptor comprises a CTE-matching material that accommodates the differences in the CTEs of a ceramic material and a thermal barrier layer disposed on opposite sides of the CTE-matching material. Methods are also provided for forming susceptors. These methods comprise assembling the components and bonding the assembly together, such as by diffusion bonding, to produce a susceptor that is a monolithic body.

A prismatic ceramic heater for heating a gas sensor element includes a heating resistor embedded in ceramic, and has a substantially rectangular cross section. At least part of a longitudinally extending edge portion of the prismatic ceramic heater is located in the vicinity of the heating resistor. This part of the longitudinally extending edge portion is coated with a porous protective layer. The protective layer has a thickness not less than 20 mum and a curved surface of a curvature radius not less than 10 mum. The protective layer prevents cracking induced by contact with water.

A ceramic heater capable of stably supporting a semiconductor safer and evenly heating the whole of a semiconductor wafer or the like without generating any warp in the semiconductor wafer or the like. The ceramic heater includes a disk-like ceramic substrate, a heating element formed on a surface of or inside the ceramic substrate, and through holes for letting lifter pins pass through the ceramic substrate. The number of the formed through holes is three or more, and the through holes are formed in an area whose distance from the center of the ceramic substrate is ½ or more of the distance from the center to the outer edge of the ceramic substrate.

To provide a ceramic heater capable of reducing temperature uniformity at the periphery of through holes such as insertion holes and vacuum suction holes, thereby protecting the wafer against thermal shocks and having improved controllability for temperature control parts such as thermocouples and temperature fuse. Further, a ceramic heater capable of uniform resin curing is provided. A heat generation body 14 is disposed on the surface or inside of the ceramic substrate 12. Further, corners for the insertion holes 16, the recesses 18 and the vacuum suction holes 20 of the ceramic substrate 12 are chamfered.

An apparatus for examining and curing urinary incontinence and exercising the pelvic floor muscles and vaginal muscles using bio-feedback including a controller main body, a probe, and a bio-feedback device. The probe includes: an insert frame extending in a longitudinal direction thereof, an insert expansion part surrounding adjacent to a front end of the insert frame and expandable therearound; an air supply path connected to the interior of the insert expansion part to supply air; a handle engaged with the insert frame; a fixing means for fixing the insert expansion part to the insert frame or the handle; a valve installed at the air supply path; and a PTC ceramic heater and a vibration motor installed at the insert frame. An elastic member includes a magnet, an insertion depth adjustment part, and leg support parts installed at the insertion depth adjustment part. The bio-feedback device includes a sound generating means, and an image display means. The main body includes a controller for controlling each component, a motorized air pump, an air flow detection sensor, a pressure detection sensor, a spring air cylinder, a solenoid air injection valve, an air tank, etc. Therefore, it is possible for a user to readily perform examination and treatment of urinary incontinence and pelvic floor muscle (vagina muscle) reinforcement exercise using bio-feedback.

The invention relates to a test device for chemical solution seepage in rock single fracture at different temperatures. The test device comprises a sample apparatus system, an axial compression system, a confining pressure system, a chemical solution pressure loading system, a servo control system and a data acquisition system. The sample apparatus system comprises a sample, a cylindrical heat-shrinkable tube and a cylindrical rigid spacer block; one end of the rigid spacer block is provided with a permeation hole, a circular permeation groove and a radial permeation groove; the chemical solution pressure loading system is provided with a heating device; the heating device comprises a heater and a temperature sensor; the heater is disposed on a solution pipe at one side of the sample apparatus system; and the solution pipe between the heater and the sample apparatus system is provided with the temperature sensor. To increase test precision, the wall of the solution pipe between the heater and the sample apparatus system is provided with a heat insulation material; and a ceramic heater is employed.

This invention is about a Ceramic Heater which comprises a built-in heating unit circuit and a built-in separate temperature sensor circuit, wherein precision circuit printing technology and layering technology are used, and which is manufactured by means of cofiring process. This invention is featured by a first circuit board, a heating circuit in certain patterns on the top side of the aforesaid first board, a sensor circuit positioned between the patterns of the heating circuit, and a second board which is layered over the aforesaid first board.

The present invention provides a ceramic heater having better anti thermal shock property. A ceramic substrate 12 is formed by providing heat generation bodies 14a and 14b on the surface of a green sheet made from a slurry containing powdered ceramics, sandwiching the green sheet with other green sheets from both upper and lower sides and then laminating and pressing the compiled green sheets. At least some of the heat generation bodies 14a and 14b are disposed on a level P1b offset from a level P1a of other heat generation bodies in the direction of thickness of the ceramic substrate 12.

The present invention relates to a medicinal transfusion system with heating body positioned under the Murphy's dropper, said heating body adopts electric resistance heating wire or electric heating tube or far infrared heater or ceramic heater or radio-frequency heater or semiconductor heater or other liquid heat source which can enure that the temp. of blood or liquid medicine for transfusion is approximate to body temp. so as to completely eliminate the blood transfusion and fluid infusion reaction due to infusion of low-temp fluid.

A ceramic heater includes a disk-shaped ceramic plate and a shaft. The ceramic plate includes a wafer-placing surface. The shaft has a hollow shape and is bonded to a surface of the ceramic plate opposite to the wafer-placing surface. A thermocouple conduit is formed in the ceramic plate so as to extend from a central portion of the ceramic plate to a position which is short of an outer peripheral surface of the ceramic plate. A thermocouple guide having a pipe-like shape is attached to the back surface of the ceramic plate. A guide hole in the thermocouple guide is connected to a portion of the thermocouple conduit at the central portion of the ceramic plate. The guide hole is disposed so as to be inclined with respect to the direction in which the thermocouple conduit extends.

A ceramic heater (12) includes a substrate (60) and a resistor element (30) buried in the substrate (60). The resistor element (30) includes a heat-generating portion (33), lead portions (31), and intermediate portions (40) located between the heat-generating portions (33) and the lead portions (31). The intermediate portions (40) are formed such that, when cross sections at arbitrary two points P1 and P2 along the axis XA direction are compared, both the diameter CL of an imaginary circumscribed circle CG containing cross sections of the resistor element 30 and the total cross sectional area HS of the cross sections become small in the front end side cross section as compared with those in the rear end side cross section.

A ceramics heater comprises a circular heater plate formed of aluminum nitride and a metal foil heater wire formed of a high-melting metal and having a thickness of 100 μm to 175 μm. The heater wire is embedded in the heater plate. The heater wire has an inside portion located near the center of the heater plate and formed in zigzags at first pitches in the circumferential direction of the heater plate and an outside portion located near the outer periphery of the heater plate and formed in zigzags at second pitches in the circumferential direction of the heater plate. The second pitches are shorter than the first pitches.

Sensor systems and methods are disclosed herein. A relative humidity sensor can be associated with one or more ceramic heating elements configured from a porous material. In general, a perimeter of the relative humidity sensor is surrounded with a relatively conductive material. A resistive material surrounds one or more of the ceramic heating elements, such that air that is saturated with water vapor passes through the porous material of the ceramic heating element(s). Water vapor can therefore be heated by the ceramic heating element(s) in order to evaporate water droplets associated with the water vapor and thereby reduce relative humidity to a measurable level. The porous material of the ceramic heating element(s) can be provided via a plurality of laser drilled holes to create such porosity.