
Materials,
Inc., Santa Clara, CA), in which wafers rest vertically in pockets on a
prism-shaped susceptor in a cylindrical chamber. Lamp heating is used, and the
susceptor rotates during deposition. Reactant gases are introduced at the top of the
chamber and exhausted at the
bottom.
A second type is the "vertical" or "pancake"
reactor (Lam Research, Inc.,
Fremont,
CA), in which wafers rest on a radio frequen-
cy
(RF) induction-heated horizontal annular susceptor. Reactant gases are injected
vertically
through the center of the susceptor and pass over the wafers during re-
circulation
through the chamber prior to exhausting at the
bottom
of th ...