JPH01162760A - Vacuum-deposition vessel - Google Patents

Vacuum-deposition vessel

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JPH01162760A
JPH01162760A JP31888787A JP31888787A JPH01162760A JP H01162760 A JPH01162760 A JP H01162760A JP 31888787 A JP31888787 A JP 31888787A JP 31888787 A JP31888787 A JP 31888787A JP H01162760 A JPH01162760 A JP H01162760A
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electron beam
vacuum
evaporation
evaporator
reflecting glass
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Hiroyoshi Sadamura
定村 弘祥
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Hitachi Ltd
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PURPOSE:To easily observe the melting state of a material to be vaporized and the irradiation state of an electron beam by arranging plural reflecting glass sheets in the subject vacuum-deposition vessel in opposition to a vaporization source. CONSTITUTION:A material 7 to be vaporized is placed in the hearth 8 arranged in a vacuum vessel 3. An electron beam 2 is generated from a filament 1, and the material 7 is vapor-deposited. In the vacuum-deposition vessel, plural reflecting glass sheets 5 and 6 are arranged in the vacuum vessel 3 in opposition to the vaporization source. The material 7 is red-heated by the electron beam 2 and emits light. The melting state of the material 7 and the irradiation state of the electron beam 2 can be observed from an observation port 4 through the upper and lower reflecting glass sheets 5 and 6. The vapor deposition on the observation port 4 is prevented by the lower reflecting glass sheet 6 and its presser plate 9' which is also used for blocking the splashes of the vaporized material, and the light transmission of the port is not decreased.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、真空容器構造に係り、特に、電子線加熱式蒸
発源で蒸発を行う真空容器構造に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a vacuum vessel structure, and particularly to a vacuum vessel structure in which evaporation is performed using an electron beam heating type evaporation source.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

電子線ビームにより真空蒸着を行う場合、電子線ビーム
を蒸発材に正しく照射するため、電子線ビームのスポッ
ト径、あるいは、スポット径の中心が蒸発材の中心に位
置し、ビーム照射されているかどうか、電子線の照射位
置を制御し蒸着を行う。このため、電子線ビームの蒸発
材への照射状態、及び、蒸発材の溶融状態をm1ll察
する必要がある。一般には、真空容器の一部に、のぞき
窓が設けられている。しかし、のぞき窓自身に蒸着が行
われるため蒸着材の観察が困難になる等の間屈がある。
When performing vacuum evaporation using an electron beam, in order to properly irradiate the evaporator with the electron beam, it is necessary to check the spot diameter of the electron beam or whether the center of the spot diameter is located at the center of the evaporator and the beam is irradiated. , vapor deposition is performed by controlling the irradiation position of the electron beam. For this reason, it is necessary to monitor the irradiation state of the evaporation material with the electron beam and the melting state of the evaporation material. Generally, a viewing window is provided in a part of the vacuum container. However, since the vapor deposition is performed on the viewing window itself, there is some bending that makes it difficult to observe the vapor deposited material.

特開昭61−207571号公報によれば、蒸着粒子の
飛散防止について記載されているが、蒸発時における蒸
発材の観察についての考慮がされていなかった。
According to JP-A-61-207571, prevention of scattering of evaporated particles is described, but no consideration is given to observation of evaporation material during evaporation.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

従来、蒸発材の溶融状態は、のぞき窓から5?3を行っ
ていた。しかし、のぞき窓自身に烹着が行われ、のぞき
窓からの蒸発材の直接b’ft t4が田辺になる等の
問題があった。一方、筒状の飛散防止器を配設し、真空
容器内壁への蒸若物の付着を防止したものもある。しか
し、電子線ビームで蒸着を行う場合、電子線ビームのス
ポット径や、スポットの位置を二次元走査するため、蒸
発材を溶融する際、電子線ビームの照射状態および蒸発
材の溶融状態を11察する必要がある。従来技術は、こ
の点について考慮されていなかった。
Conventionally, the molten state of the evaporative material was checked through a viewing window. However, there were problems in that the peephole itself was evaporated, and the evaporative material directly b'ft t4 from the peephole became tanabe. On the other hand, some are equipped with a cylindrical anti-scattering device to prevent spatter from adhering to the inner wall of the vacuum container. However, when performing evaporation with an electron beam, the spot diameter and spot position of the electron beam are two-dimensionally scanned, so when melting the evaporation material, the irradiation state of the electron beam and the melting state of the evaporation material are need to be observed. The prior art did not take this point into account.

本発明の目的は、蒸発材を溶融する際、のぞき窓を蒸発
物の付着で汚す事なく、かつ、容易に蒸発材の溶融状態
、及び、電子線ビームの照射状態をa察することができ
る真空容器構造を提供することにある。
It is an object of the present invention to provide a vacuum system that can easily observe the melting state of the evaporator and the irradiation state of the electron beam without staining the observation window with adhesion of the evaporator when melting the evaporator. The objective is to provide a container structure.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

上記目的は、真空容器内部に、蒸発材に相対向して複数
板の反射ガラス板を配置する事により達成される。
The above object is achieved by arranging a plurality of reflective glass plates inside the vacuum container so as to face the evaporator.

〔作用〕[Effect]

真空容器内部に蒸発材に相対向して二段に配置された二
枚の反射ガラス板は次のような働きをする。まず、蒸発
材は電子線ビームにより加熱されて赤熱する。この発熱
光により蒸発材は、まず、上段の反射ガラス板に反射し
、次いで、下段のガラス板に反射する。そして、下段の
ガラスとほぼ水平に位置したのぞき窓から下段のガラス
板に反射されている蒸発材を観察する事が容易となる。
Two reflective glass plates arranged in two stages facing the evaporator inside the vacuum container function as follows. First, the evaporative material is heated by an electron beam and becomes red-hot. This emitted light causes the evaporation material to first be reflected on the upper reflective glass plate, and then reflected on the lower glass plate. Then, it becomes easy to observe the evaporative material reflected on the lower glass plate from the viewing window located almost horizontally to the lower glass plate.

のぞき窓は、上段、下段の二枚の反射ガラス板が、のぞ
き窓への蒸発飛散防止板になるので、のぞき窓が汚れる
等の問題はない。さらに、反射ガラス板に蒸着物が付着
しても容易に蒸発材を反射するので何ら問題はない。な
お、反射ガラス板への反射は、蒸発に伴う蒸発材の発熱
光を利用して11察出来るのでlB!察に対する光量の
問題もない。
The two reflective glass plates at the top and bottom of the peephole prevent evaporation from scattering into the peephole, so there is no problem with the peephole getting dirty. Furthermore, even if vapor deposits adhere to the reflective glass plate, there is no problem since the vaporized material is easily reflected. Note that the reflection on the reflective glass plate can be detected by using the emitted light of the evaporator as it evaporates, so 1B! There is no problem with the amount of light for detection.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

本発明の一実施例を第1図により説明する。 An embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIG.

真空容器3の中には、電子線加熱式蒸発源が配置され、
フィラメント1からの電子線2を偏光してハース8の中
に配置された蒸発材7に照射し、蒸発材の溶融を行う。
An electron beam heating type evaporation source is arranged inside the vacuum container 3,
The electron beam 2 from the filament 1 is polarized and irradiated onto the evaporator 7 placed in the hearth 8 to melt the evaporator.

この時、蒸発材7が適正な溶融状態を作るため、電子線
ビームのスポット径と偏光位置が蒸発材7の中心になる
ように調整しながら蒸発材7の溶融を行う。従って、溶
融する時、電子線ビームの位置が蒸発材7に正しく照射
されているかどうか、真空容器3の外部から観察する必
要がある。のぞき窓4から直接観察は可能であるがのぞ
き窓4に蒸着が行われ、光の透過が徐々に減少するため
、ついには観察が田辺になる等の問題があった。
At this time, in order to make the evaporator 7 in a proper melted state, the evaporator 7 is melted while adjusting the spot diameter and polarization position of the electron beam to be at the center of the evaporator 7. Therefore, when melting, it is necessary to observe from outside the vacuum container 3 whether the position of the electron beam is correctly irradiating the evaporation material 7. Although direct observation is possible through the peephole 4, vapor deposition is performed on the peephole 4, and the transmission of light gradually decreases, resulting in the problem that the observation becomes blurry.

本発明は、のぞき窓4の内側に反射ガラス板5および6
を蒸発材7に相対向した位置、及び、角度で配置する。
The present invention provides reflective glass plates 5 and 6 on the inside of the viewing window 4.
is placed at a position and angle opposite to the evaporator 7.

そして、反射ガラス板5、および、6の反射により、の
ぞき窓4が蒸着されることなく真空容器3の外部から容
易に蒸発材7の溶融状態と電子線ビームの照射状態を観
察することができる。
Due to the reflection from the reflective glass plates 5 and 6, the molten state of the evaporator 7 and the irradiation state of the electron beam can be easily observed from outside the vacuum container 3 without the observation window 4 being evaporated. .

即ち、第2図に示すように、蒸発材7は、反射ガラス板
5の下面に反射し、さらに、反射ガラス板6の上面に反
射され、この反射ガラス板6の上面に写った像を、のぞ
き窓4から観察する。反射ガラス板6の下面とガラス押
え板9′は、のぞき窓4への蒸着を防止する飛散防止板
を兼ねる配置になっているので、のぞき窓4が蒸着され
光の透過が減少するようなことはない。また、ガラス押
え板9は開口部を設けであるので、のぞき窓4からは、
反射ガラス板5の上面に写った像を容易に観察すること
ができる。反射ガラス板6の下面に蒸着が行われても、
反射像を得るのに何ら問題はない。さらに、反射像を得
る光源は、蒸発材7の溶融時の発熱光を利用するため、
観察上の支障はまったくない。
That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the evaporative material 7 is reflected on the lower surface of the reflective glass plate 5, and further reflected on the upper surface of the reflective glass plate 6, and the image reflected on the upper surface of the reflective glass plate 6 is Observe through the peephole 4. The lower surface of the reflective glass plate 6 and the glass holding plate 9' are arranged to also serve as a scattering prevention plate to prevent vapor deposition onto the viewing window 4, so that there is no possibility that the viewing window 4 will be deposited and the transmission of light will be reduced. There isn't. In addition, since the glass holding plate 9 is provided with an opening, from the peephole 4,
The image reflected on the upper surface of the reflective glass plate 5 can be easily observed. Even if vapor deposition is performed on the lower surface of the reflective glass plate 6,
There is no problem in obtaining a reflected image. Furthermore, since the light source for obtaining the reflected image utilizes the emitted light when the evaporative material 7 is melted,
There are no problems with observation.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によれば、のぞき窓への蒸着を防止することがで
き、かつ、真空容器外部から蒸発材の溶融時のamが可
能となる。
According to the present invention, it is possible to prevent evaporation from being deposited on the viewing window, and it is also possible to perform evaporation during melting of the evaporator from outside the vacuum container.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の一実施例の真空容器内部の要部断面図
、第2図は本発明の要部であるのぞき窓、反射ガラス板
の配置と反射像の経路を示す説明図である。 1・・・フィラメント、2・・・電子線、3・・・真空
容器。 4・・・のぞき窓、5・・・反射ガラス板、6・・・反
射ガラス板、7・・・蒸発材、8・・・ハース、9・・
・反射ガラス押え板、9′・・・反射ガラス押え板兼然
発飛敗防止板。
FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the main parts inside a vacuum container according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the arrangement of a viewing window and a reflective glass plate, which are the main parts of the present invention, and the path of a reflected image. . 1...Filament, 2...Electron beam, 3...Vacuum container. 4... Peephole, 5... Reflective glass plate, 6... Reflective glass plate, 7... Evaporation material, 8... Hearth, 9...
・Reflective glass holding plate, 9'... A plate that also serves as a reflective glass holding plate and prevents it from flying off.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、真空容器内に設置される蒸発材と、電子ビームによ
つて前記蒸発材を蒸着する真空蒸着容器において、 前記真空容器の内部に、蒸発源に相対向して、複数板の
反射ガラス板を配置させたことを特徴とする真空蒸着容
器。
[Claims] 1. An evaporation material installed in a vacuum container, and a vacuum evaporation container in which the evaporation material is evaporated by an electron beam, inside the vacuum container, facing the evaporation source, A vacuum evaporation container characterized by arranging a plurality of reflective glass plates.
JP31888787A 1987-12-18 1987-12-18 Vacuum-deposition vessel Pending JPH01162760A (en)

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