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titleOfInvention Electric heating element and electrostatic chuck using the same
abstract In order to eliminate the drawback of an electric heating element formed on an insulating ceramic substrate so that the element is brittle and becomes soft at a high temperature, an electrically heat-generating material having a microstructure composed of a silicide alone, a mixture of a silicide and Si, or Si alone is fused to the surface of a nitride or carbide ceramic insulating substrate. In order to provide an electrostatic chuck by which the temperature of an electrostatically chucked object to be treated, such as a semiconductor substrate, is quickly and precisely controlled, a heating mechanism is coupled with the bottom face of an electrostatically chucking mechanism provided with a dielectric ceramic and electrodes formed on the bottom face of the ceramic, and a cooling mechanism is coupled with the bottom face of the heating mechanism. The heating mechanism has a fusable electric-heating material film between two ceramic insulating substrates having the same or nearly the same coefficients of thermal expansion. The film is fused to the substrates.
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