Plasma treating device
Abstract
Abstract PURPOSE:To enable to feed high power to a plasma treating device and to contrive to shorten the plasma treating process by a method wherein an insulator is molded by burying in the jetting ports of the upper electrode. CONSTITUTION:An insulator 10 is buried in the jetting ports 7 of an upper electrode 9. This insulator, which is made of ceramic, such as alumina, is formed into a conical form, is fitted in the jetting ports 7 of the upper electrode 9 and can be used for coping with the wind pressure of jetting gas and a difference between the thermal expansion coefficients of the parts of the jetting ports. By constituting the jetting ports 7 in such a way, it can be dissolved for an electric field to concentrate on the parts of the jetting ports 7 by an insulation effect. As a result, high power can be fed to the plasma treating device and the plasma treating process can be shortened.
Inventors
- 👤 Kenji Koyama
- 👤 小山 堅二
- 👤 Kanetake Takasaki
- 👤 高崎 金剛
- 👤 Atsuhiro Tsukune
- 👤 敦弘 筑根
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