Compact substrate heater for use in an oxidizing atmosphere

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A compact heater, designed for the deposition of thin films at high temperatures in an oxidizing atmosphere or in vacuum, is described. The heater, including an oxygen-resistant case and the attached substrate, can be loaded into a vacuum deposition chamber through a small-diameter load-lock port, and will operate in 0-1 atm of oxygen at temperatures up to at least 800°C. Heat is generated resistively, and the substrates are heated directly by thermal conduction. The heater was built specifically to heat substrates during the growth of high-temperature superconducting thin films.

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Jones, T. E., McGinnis, W. C., & Briggs, J. S. (1994). Compact substrate heater for use in an oxidizing atmosphere. Review of Scientific Instruments, 65(4), 977–980. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1144930

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