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==Inventor(s)==
[[:Category:Arvinder ManmohanSingh Chadha of San Jose CA (US)|Arvinder ManmohanSingh Chadha of San Jose CA (US)]][[Category:Arvinder ManmohanSingh Chadha of San Jose CA (US)]]
[[:Category:Syed Nazmul Ahsan of Folsom CA (US)|Syed Nazmul Ahsan of Folsom CA (US)]][[Category:Syed Nazmul Ahsan of Folsom CA (US)]]
[[:Category:Glen T Mori of Gilroy CA (US)|Glen T Mori of Gilroy CA (US)]][[Category:Glen T Mori of Gilroy CA (US)]]
==SUSCEPTOR HEAT TRANSFER==
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20250069864 titled 'SUSCEPTOR HEAT TRANSFER
==Original Abstract Submitted==
a substrate support assembly including a shaft and a susceptor disposed on the shaft. the susceptor is configured to support a substrate in a processing chamber during a substrate processing operation. the substrate support assembly comprises cooling features configured to cool the susceptor at a cooling rate of greater than 2 degrees celsius per minute subsequent to the substrate processing operation.
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Latest revision as of 08:35, 17 March 2025

SUSCEPTOR HEAT TRANSFER

Organization Name

applied materials, inc.

Inventor(s)

Arvinder ManmohanSingh Chadha of San Jose CA (US)

Syed Nazmul Ahsan of Folsom CA (US)

Glen T Mori of Gilroy CA (US)

SUSCEPTOR HEAT TRANSFER

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20250069864 titled 'SUSCEPTOR HEAT TRANSFER

Original Abstract Submitted

a substrate support assembly including a shaft and a susceptor disposed on the shaft. the susceptor is configured to support a substrate in a processing chamber during a substrate processing operation. the substrate support assembly comprises cooling features configured to cool the susceptor at a cooling rate of greater than 2 degrees celsius per minute subsequent to the substrate processing operation.

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