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Inventor:
Schmitt, III; Jerome J.
Address:
New Haven, CT
No. of patents:
2
Patents:




Patent Number Title Of Patent Date Issued
5356672 Method for microwave plasma assisted supersonic gas jet deposition of thin films October 18, 1994
A thin film is formed on a substrate positioned in a vacuum chamber by use of a gas jet apparatus affixed to a vacuum chamber port and having an outer nozzle with an interior cavity into which carrier gas is fed, an inner nozzle located within the outer nozzle interior cavity into which
5256205 Microwave plasma assisted supersonic gas jet deposition of thin film materials October 26, 1993
An apparatus for fabricating thin film materials utilizing high speed gas dynamics relies on supersonic free jets of carrier gas to transport depositing vapor species generated in a microwave discharge to the surface of a prepared substrate where the vapor deposits to form a thin film. T


 
 
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