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publicationNumber EP-0526312-A1
titleOfInvention Process and effusion cell for forming molecular beams
abstract Primary molecules are formed by sublimation in a sublimation chamber (2) then transferred with a transfer rate in a cracking head (10) at higher temperature to be transformed there into lighter secondary molecules and form molecular jets (16) . According to the invention, the transfer rate is adjusted by adjusting an effective vector rate which is that of a vector gas introduced into the sublimation chamber by a supply tube (26) and sucked in by a suction tube ( 30).n n n The invention is particularly applicable to the production of III-V type semiconductor components by molecular beam epitaxy.
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