Jusung Engineering Co., Ltd.

Korea Electric Power Corporation

Plasmart Co., Ltd.

Yong-kwan Lee

Sae-Hoon Uhm

Sang-Won Lee

Gi-Chung Kwon

Jae-Hyun Kim

Bo-Han Hong

Byung-Hak Cho

Hong-Young Chang

Won-Bong Jung

Dong-Seok Lee

Dong-soon Yang

Disclosed is a movable object type high-efficiency wave energy apparatus which further accelerates vibration of floating bodies according to vibration of waves to maximize electric power generation efficiency.

Movable object type high-efficiency wave energy apparatus

A plasma generation apparatus includes: a chamber having a chamber lid and defining an airtight reaction region; a susceptor in the chamber; a gas supply means supplying a process gas to the chamber; and a toroidal core vertically disposed with respect to the susceptor through the chamber lid, comprising: a toroidal ferromagnetic core combined with the chamber, the toroidal ferromagnetic core having a first portion outside the chamber and a second portion inside the chamber, the second portion having an opening portion; a radio frequency (RF) power supply connected to the chamber; an induction coil electrically connected to the RF power supply, the induction coil rolling the first portion; and a matching circuit matching an impedance between the RF power supply and the induction coil.

Plasma generation apparatus

A hybrid coupled plasma type apparatus includes: a chamber having a gas-injecting unit; an electrostatic chuck in the chamber; an insulating plate over the gas-injecting unit; a high frequency generator; an impedance matching circuit connected to the high frequency generator; first and second antennas connected to the impedance matching circuit in parallel, a power of the high frequency generator being supplied to the first and second antennas; an electrode of a plate shape connected to one of the first and second antennas in serial, the power of the high frequency generator being supplied to the electrode; and a power distributor between the high frequency generator and one of the first and second antennas.

Apparatus using hybrid coupled plasma

A plasma generation apparatus includes: a chamber having a chamber lid and defining an airtight reaction region; a susceptor in the chamber; a gas supplier supplying a process gas to the chamber; and a toroidal core vertically disposed with respect to the susceptor through the chamber lid, including: a toroidal ferromagnetic core combined with the chamber, the toroidal ferromagnetic core having a first portion outside the chamber and a second portion inside the chamber, the second portion having an opening portion; a radio frequency (RF) power supply connected to the chamber; an induction coil electrically connected to the RF power supply, the induction coil rolling the first portion; and a matching circuit matching an impedance between the RF power supply and the induction coil.

An inductively coupled plasma generator having a lower aspect ratio reaction gas, comprising a chamber having a gas inlet through which a reaction gas is supplied, a vacuum pump for maintaining the inside of the chamber vacuum and a gas outlet for exhausting the reaction gas after completion of the reaction, a chuck for mounting a target material to be processed inside the chamber, and an antenna to which high-frequency power is applied, the antenna provided at the upper and lateral portions of the chamber, wherein the antenna has parallel antenna elements in which a discharge of a high frequency can be allowed and impedance is low to ensure a low electron temperature, the antenna is disposed such that a powered end of each of the antenna elements and a ground end of each of the antenna elements opposite to the powered end are symmetrical in view of the center of an imaginary circle formed by the antenna to establish rotation symmetry of plasma density profiles, the antenna elements are twisted in a helical manner, and the powered end of each of the antenna elements is positioned to be far from the chamber and the ground end of each of the antenna elements is positioned to be close to the chamber, thereby compensating for a drop in the plasma density due to ion loss occurring at the powered end.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Yong-kwan Lee