Bhuvaragasamy Ganesan Ravi - Nashua NH, US Santhana Raghavan Parthasarathy - Nashua NH, US David Lackey - Merrimack NH, US Andre Andrukhiv - Hollis NH, US David Lyttle - Amherst NH, US Bala Bathey - Tewksbury MA, US Carl Chartier - Manchester NH, US
Assignee:
GT SOLAR, INC. - Merrimack NH
International Classification:
C30B 28/06
US Classification:
264332, 425446
Abstract:
A crystal growth apparatus is disclosed comprising a crucible, optionally contained within a crucible box, on a crucible support block, wherein the bottom of the crucible, the bottom plate of the crucible box, if used, and/or the crucible support block comprise at least one cavity configured to circulate at least one coolant therein. Also disclosed is a method of preparing a crystalline material using the disclosed crystal growth apparatus as well as the resulting crystalline material, having larger overall grain sizes.
Method And Apparatus For Producing Bulk Silicon Carbide Using A Silicon Carbide Seed
- Hudson NH, US Andriy M. Andrukhiv - Hollis NH, US David S. Lyttle - Amherst NH, US
International Classification:
C30B 29/36 C30B 23/02 C30B 23/00
Abstract:
A method of producing silicon carbide is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of providing a sublimation furnace comprising a furnace shell, at least one heating element positioned outside the furnace shell, and a hot zone positioned inside the furnace shell surrounded by insulation. The hot zone comprises a crucible with a silicon carbide precursor positioned in the lower region and a silicon carbide seed positioned in the upper region. The hot zone is heated to sublimate the silicon carbide precursor, forming silicon carbide on the bottom surface of the silicon carbide seed. Also disclosed is the sublimation furnace to produce the silicon carbide as well as the resulting silicon carbide material.
- Hudson NH, US Andriy M. Andrukhiv - Hollis NH, US David S. Lyttle - Amherst NH, US
International Classification:
C30B 29/36 C30B 23/02
Abstract:
A method of producing silicon carbide is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of providing a sublimation furnace comprising a furnace shell, at least one heating element positioned outside the furnace shell, and a hot zone positioned inside the furnace shell surrounded by insulation. The hot zone comprises a crucible with a silicon carbide precursor positioned in the lower region and a silicon carbide seed positioned in the upper region. The hot zone is heated to sublimate the silicon carbide precursor, forming silicon carbide on the bottom surface of the silicon carbide seed. Also disclosed is the sublimation furnace to produce the silicon carbide as well as the resulting silicon carbide material.
- Hudson NH, US Andriy M. Andrukhiv - Hollis NH, US David S. Lyttle - Amherst NH, US
International Classification:
C30B 23/06 C30B 23/02 C30B 29/36
Abstract:
A method of producing silicon carbide is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of providing a sublimation furnace comprising a furnace shell, at least one heating element positioned outside the furnace shell, and a hot zone positioned inside the furnace shell surrounded by insulation. The hot zone comprises a crucible with a silicon carbide precursor positioned in the lower region and a silicon carbide seed positioned in the upper region. The hot zone is heated to sublimate the silicon carbide precursor, forming silicon carbide on the bottom surface of the silicon carbide seed. Also disclosed is the sublimation furnace to produce the silicon carbide as well as the resulting silicon carbide material.
Method For Producing Bulk Silicon Carbide By Sublimation Of A Silicon Carbide Precursor Prepared From Silicon And Carbon Particles Or Particulate Silicon Carbide
- Hudson NH, US Andriy M. Andrukhiv - Hollis NH, US David S. Lyttle - Amherst NH, US
International Classification:
C30B 23/00 C30B 29/36
Abstract:
A method of producing silicon carbide is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of providing a sublimation furnace comprising a furnace shell, at least one heating element positioned outside the furnace shell, and a hot zone positioned inside the furnace shell surrounded by insulation. The hot zone comprises a crucible with a silicon carbide precursor positioned in the lower region and a silicon carbide seed positioned in the upper region. The hot zone is heated to sublimate the silicon carbide precursor, forming silicon carbide on the bottom surface of the silicon carbide seed. Also disclosed is the sublimation furnace to produce the silicon carbide as well as the resulting silicon carbide material.
- Merrimack NH, US Andriy M. Andrukhiv - Hollis NH, US David S. Lyttle - Amherst NH, US
International Classification:
C30B 23/06 C30B 29/36 C30B 23/02
US Classification:
117 84
Abstract:
A method of producing silicon carbide is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of providing a sublimation furnace comprising a furnace shell, at least one heating element positioned outside the furnace shell, and a hot zone positioned inside the furnace shell surrounded by insulation. The hot zone comprises a crucible with a silicon carbide precursor positioned in the lower region and a silicon carbide seed positioned in the upper region. The hot zone is heated to sublimate the silicon carbide precursor, forming silicon carbide on the bottom surface of the silicon carbide seed. Also disclosed is the sublimation furnace to produce the silicon carbide as well as the resulting silicon carbide material.
Method And Apparatus For Producing Bulk Silicon Carbide Using A Silicon Carbide Seed
- Merrimack NH, US Andriy M. Andrukhiv - Hollis NH, US David S. Lyttle - Amherst NH, US
International Classification:
C30B 23/06 C30B 29/36 C30B 23/02
US Classification:
117 84, 118726, 156 60, 118728, 428408
Abstract:
A method of producing silicon carbide is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of providing a sublimation furnace comprising a furnace shell, at least one heating element positioned outside the furnace shell, and a hot zone positioned inside the furnace shell surrounded by insulation. The hot zone comprises a crucible with a silicon carbide precursor positioned in the lower region and a silicon carbide seed positioned in the upper region. The hot zone is heated to sublimate the silicon carbide precursor, forming silicon carbide on the bottom surface of the silicon carbide seed. Also disclosed is the sublimation furnace to produce the silicon carbide as well as the resulting silicon carbide material.
Method And Apparatus For Producing Bulk Silicon Carbide From A Silicon Carbide Precursor
- Merrimack NH, US Andriy M. Andrukhiv - Hollis NH, US David S. Lyttle - Amherst NH, US
International Classification:
C30B 23/06 C30B 25/20 C30B 25/10 C30B 23/02
US Classification:
117 88, 117 84, 118726
Abstract:
A method of producing silicon carbide is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of providing a sublimation furnace comprising a furnace shell, at least one heating element positioned outside the furnace shell, and a hot zone positioned inside the furnace shell surrounded by insulation. The hot zone comprises a crucible with a silicon carbide precursor positioned in the lower region and a silicon carbide seed positioned in the upper region. The hot zone is heated to sublimate the silicon carbide precursor, forming silicon carbide on the bottom surface of the silicon carbide seed. Also disclosed is the sublimation furnace to produce the silicon carbide as well as the resulting silicon carbide material.
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David Lyttle Manager
Summit Security Inc Gerry's Marketing Security Control Equipment & System Monitors
1710 105 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6J 5A9 7804613588, 7809670204
2009 to 2000 Process/Applications EngineerBrooks Automation Chelmsford, MA 2006 to 2007 EngineerMKS INSTRUMENTS Methuen, MA 2002 to 2006 Applications/Test EngineerMYKROLIS Bedford, MA 2000 to 2002 Field Applications EngineerPFEIFFER VACUUM Fremont, CA 1996 to 2000 Applications & Test EngineerCTL Signal Hill, CA 1994 to 1996 Organics SupervisorMONTGOMERY LABORATORIES Pasadena, CA 1991 to 1994 Research and Development ManagerPACIFIC TOXICOLOGY LABORATORIES Los Angeles, CA 1989 to 1991 Technical SpecialistRADIAN CORPORATION Austin, TX 1987 to 1989 Analytical Scientist
Education:
TEXAS A&M College Station, TX 1987 M.S. in PhysicsVIRGINIA POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY Blacksburg, VA 1985 B.S. in Physics
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