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JPH0777609B2 - Electric discharge cleaning device - Google Patents
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JPH0777609B2 - Electric discharge cleaning device - Google Patents

Electric discharge cleaning device

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JPH0777609B2
JPH0777609B2 JP61000574A JP57486A JPH0777609B2 JP H0777609 B2 JPH0777609 B2 JP H0777609B2 JP 61000574 A JP61000574 A JP 61000574A JP 57486 A JP57486 A JP 57486A JP H0777609 B2 JPH0777609 B2 JP H0777609B2
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discharge
cathode
power source
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明子 伊藤
秀明 蒲原
直行 田村
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は放電洗浄装置に係り、特に、放電の開始,停止
の操作と、放電中の電流,電圧,圧力あるいはガス流量
の制御を自動で行う際に好適な放電洗浄装置に関する。
Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an electric discharge cleaning apparatus, and more particularly, to automatically start and stop electric discharge and automatically control current, voltage, pressure or gas flow rate during electric discharge. The present invention relates to a discharge cleaning apparatus suitable for performing the cleaning.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

例えば特公昭58−33009号公報に記載の従来の放電洗浄
装置では、放電の開始の際、ガスの導入,陰極の加熱,
各電極へ電圧投下の調整操作が必要であり、放電停止時
には、これらの逆の操作が必要であった。そして、安定
して放電を行わせるため、放電中には、各電極の電流,
電圧および容器内圧力を常に監視し、調整する必要があ
った。さらに、容器壁面でのスパッタ現象を防止するた
め、陽極電極と容器壁面間の電位差をできるだけ小さく
する構造となっていた。
For example, in the conventional discharge cleaning apparatus described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 58-33009, at the start of discharge, gas introduction, cathode heating,
It was necessary to adjust the voltage applied to each electrode, and these reverse operations were necessary when the discharge was stopped. Then, in order to perform stable discharge, the current of each electrode,
The voltage and pressure inside the vessel had to be constantly monitored and adjusted. Further, in order to prevent the spattering phenomenon on the wall surface of the container, the potential difference between the anode electrode and the wall surface of the container is made as small as possible.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problems to be Solved by the Invention]

上記従来の放電洗浄装置においては、放電を安定して行
わせるための手順を全部人手に頼るため、操作が繁雑
で、かつ常に人間が装置を監視する必要があり、多大の
労力を要するものであった。また、陽極電極と容器間で
スパッタが起きないように配慮されているため、容器を
損傷することがない代わりに、容器壁面に付着したガス
分子も十分に取れず、結局容器壁面を加熱する必要が生
ずる。
In the above-mentioned conventional electric discharge cleaning device, since all procedures for stably performing electric discharge rely on human beings, the operation is complicated, and it is necessary for a person to constantly monitor the device, which requires a lot of labor. there were. In addition, since it is designed so that spatter does not occur between the anode electrode and the container, the container is not damaged, but the gas molecules adhering to the container wall cannot be sufficiently removed, and it is necessary to heat the container wall after all. Occurs.

本発明の目的は、上記従来技術の不具合を解消し、放電
の開始と停止の操作と、放電中の電流,電圧,圧力(あ
るいはガス流量)の制御を自動で行うことのできる放電
洗浄装置を提供することにある。また、放電により生じ
たイオンを積極的に容器壁面に衝突することにより効果
的に容器壁面を洗浄できる放電洗浄装置を提供すること
にある。
An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and to provide a discharge cleaning apparatus capable of automatically controlling the start and stop of discharge and the current, voltage, pressure (or gas flow rate) during discharge. To provide. Another object of the present invention is to provide an electric discharge cleaning device capable of effectively cleaning the container wall surface by positively colliding the ions generated by the discharge with the container wall surface.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means for Solving the Problems]

上記目的を達成するために、本発明は、陰極と、該陰極
を覆うように配置され複数個の貫通孔のある陽極と、を
真空容器内に収容し、前記陰極を加熱する第1の電源
と、前記真空容器にガスを導入するガス導入装置とを備
えた放電洗浄装置において、前記陽極を正の電位とする
第2の電源を前記陽極に、前記陰極を負の電位とする第
3の電源を前記陰極にそれぞれ接続し、この第2の電源
のマイナス側と第3の電源のプラス側と前記真空容器と
を接続するとともに、放電洗浄の開始から終了までの手
順に対応して前記第1ないし第3の電源および前記ガス
導入装置をシーケンス制御する制御装置と、放電中の電
流と電圧を調整する電流電圧調整器とを設けたものであ
る。
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a first power source for heating a cathode and a cathode and an anode having a plurality of through holes arranged so as to cover the cathode and housed in a vacuum container. And a gas introduction device for introducing gas into the vacuum container, wherein a second power source for making the anode a positive potential is the anode and a third power source for making the cathode a negative potential is provided. A power source is connected to each of the cathodes, a negative side of the second power source, a positive side of a third power source, and the vacuum vessel are connected, and the first and second discharge sources are connected according to the procedure from the start to the end of the discharge cleaning. A first to a third power supply and a control device that controls the gas introduction device in sequence are provided, and a current-voltage regulator that adjusts the current and voltage during discharge is provided.

〔作用〕[Action]

放電を安定して継続させるための条件に基づいた、ガス
の導入、陰極の加熱、各電極への電圧の投入条件および
タイミングをシーケンサで構成し、このシーケンサを起
動することにより、設定条件に達すると自動的に放電が
開始され、陰極加熱電源を放電中自動的に調整すること
により、放電が安定して継続される。そして、設定時間
が経過すると、放電を自動的に停止するので、放電洗浄
を起動すれば自動的に放電洗浄が行われる。また、陽極
電極の電源のマイナス側と陰極電源のプラス側および容
器を接続したので、陽極と容器間にも陰極から発生した
電気が飛来し、容器壁面に衝突して容器壁面に付着した
ガス分子を効果的に壁面から取り去る。そして、陽極と
陰極間の電位差および陽極と容器間の電位差は電流電圧
調整器および制御装置により制御できるので、容器への
過度のスパッタリングを防止でき、容器を損傷すること
がない。
A sequencer is used to configure conditions such as gas introduction, cathode heating, voltage application to each electrode and timing based on conditions for stable and continuous discharge, and the set conditions are reached by activating this sequencer. Then, the discharge is automatically started, and the discharge is stably continued by automatically adjusting the cathode heating power source during the discharge. Then, when the set time has elapsed, the discharge is automatically stopped, so if the discharge cleaning is started, the discharge cleaning is automatically performed. Also, since the negative side of the power source of the anode electrode and the positive side of the cathode power source and the container were connected, electricity generated from the cathode also flew between the anode and the container, colliding with the wall surface of the container and gas molecules adhering to the wall surface of the container. Effectively removes from the wall. Since the potential difference between the anode and the cathode and the potential difference between the anode and the container can be controlled by the current-voltage regulator and the controller, excessive sputtering on the container can be prevented and the container is not damaged.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、本発明の一実施例を図面を用いて説明する。第1
図は構成を示す。放電洗浄を行うステンレス製真空容器
1は真空ポンプ2で排気され、圧力は真空計3で測定さ
れる。放電のための電極は、タングステン線の熱陰極4
とステンレス鋼網の陽極5から成る。この熱陰極4は電
源11により加熱され、電源12によって負の電位となる。
前記陽極5は電源13によって正の電位となる。そして、
電源13のマイナス側、電源12のプラス側および容器1が
等電位になるように接続されており、この共通電位はア
ースに接地されている。これにより、陰極4は常に該電
位に、陽極5は正電位に保たれる。これらの電源11,12,
13は、電流電圧調整器9とコントローラ10によって制御
される。放電ガス7にはアルゴンガスを用いており、流
量調整器8とバルブ6を通って真空容器1に流入する。
この流量調整器8をコントローラ10によって制御する。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First
The figure shows the configuration. The stainless steel vacuum container 1 for electric discharge cleaning is evacuated by the vacuum pump 2 and the pressure is measured by the vacuum gauge 3. The electrode for discharge is the hot cathode 4 of tungsten wire.
And stainless steel mesh anode 5. The hot cathode 4 is heated by the power source 11 and has a negative potential by the power source 12.
The anode 5 is brought to a positive potential by the power supply 13. And
The negative side of the power source 13, the positive side of the power source 12, and the container 1 are connected so as to have the same potential, and this common potential is grounded. As a result, the cathode 4 is always kept at the potential and the anode 5 is kept at the positive potential. These power supplies 11,12,
13 is controlled by the current / voltage regulator 9 and the controller 10. Argon gas is used as the discharge gas 7 and flows into the vacuum container 1 through the flow rate regulator 8 and the valve 6.
The flow controller 8 is controlled by the controller 10.

第2図にはコントローラ10の電気回路例を示す。先ず真
空ポンプ2を作動させ所定の圧力に到達した後、スイッ
チ21を押すとリレーR0が作動して接点R0a,R0dが閉じ
る。スイッチR0aが閉じると流量調整器8を制御する回
路A−A′がつながって流量調整器8はONとなり、設定
したおいた流量でガス7が真空容器1へ流入する。ま
た、放電洗浄時間を設定するタイマT3の回路F−F′が
通電し作動する。容器1内の圧力が真空計3の設定値に
なると接点22が閉じ、リレーR1が作動して、接点R1a,R
1b,R1cが閉じる。これによって回路B−B′がつながっ
て電流電圧調整器9が作動、さらに熱陰極4の電源11を
制御する回路C−C′がつながり、電源12,13のONする
時間を設定したタイマT1,T4が作動を始める。タイマT1
の設定時間t1が経過すると熱陰極4の電源12を制御する
回路D−D′がつながり、タイマT4の設定時間t4が経過
すると陽極5の電源13を制御する回路E−E′がつなが
ってそれぞれの電源がONになり、放電が始まる。放電中
の電流,電圧は電流電圧調整器9によって制御する。タ
イマT3の設定時間がt3になるリレーR2が作動して接点R
2aが閉じ、接点R2b,R2cは開いて放電は終了する。リレ
ーR2作動と同時にタイマT2が作動し、t2時間経過すると
接点T2a,T2b,T2cが開き、電流電圧調整器9と電源11はO
FFとなり、ガス流量調整器8は閉じる。
FIG. 2 shows an example of an electric circuit of the controller 10. First, when the vacuum pump 2 is operated to reach a predetermined pressure and then the switch 21 is pressed, the relay R 0 is operated and the contacts R 0a and R 0d are closed. When the switch R 0a is closed, the circuit AA ′ for controlling the flow rate regulator 8 is connected to turn on the flow rate regulator 8, and the gas 7 flows into the vacuum container 1 at the set flow rate. The circuit F-F of the timer T 3 to set the discharge cleaning time 'is activated and energized. When the pressure in the container 1 reaches the set value of the vacuum gauge 3, the contact 22 closes, the relay R 1 operates, and the contacts R 1a , R
1b and R 1c are closed. As a result, the circuit BB 'is connected to operate the current / voltage regulator 9, and the circuit CC' for controlling the power supply 11 of the hot cathode 4 is connected to set the timer T 1 for setting the time for turning on the power supplies 12 and 13. , T 4 starts operating. Timer T 1
After the set time t 1 of the above, the circuit DD ′ for controlling the power supply 12 of the hot cathode 4 is connected, and after the set time t 4 of the timer T 4 passes, the circuit EE ′ for controlling the power supply 13 of the anode 5 is connected. Connected, each power supply is turned on, and discharge begins. The current and voltage during discharging are controlled by the current / voltage regulator 9. When the set time of timer T 3 reaches t 3 , relay R 2 operates and contact R
2a is closed, contacts R2b and R2c are opened, and the discharge ends. The timer T 2 is activated at the same time as the relay R 2 is activated, and when the time t 2 has elapsed, the contacts T 2a , T 2b , T 2c are opened, and the current / voltage regulator 9 and the power supply 11 are turned off.
It becomes FF, and the gas flow rate regulator 8 is closed.

タイマT3に設定した放電時間t3が経過する以前に放電を
切る必要が生じた場合には、スイッチ21を再度押す。す
ると、リレーR2が作動、t2時間後にはタイマT2が作動し
て、放電が終了する。
If it becomes necessary to cut off the discharge before the discharge time t 3 set in the timer T 3 has elapsed, the switch 21 is pressed again. Then, the relay R 2 is activated, and after t 2 hours, the timer T 2 is activated to end the discharge.

本実施例では、真空容器内の圧力が2×10-5Torr以下に
なってから放電洗浄を開始し、放電中の圧力は2×10-3
Torr、タイマT1,T2の設定値は共に1分、タイマT3は3
時間、タイマT4は2分に設定している。
In this embodiment, discharge cleaning is started after the pressure inside the vacuum container becomes 2 × 10 −5 Torr or less, and the pressure during discharge is 2 × 10 −3.
Torr and timer T 1 and T 2 are both set to 1 minute, timer T 3 is 3
Time, timer T 4 is set to 2 minutes.

このように本実施例によれば、コントローラ10のスイッ
チ21を入れるだけで、あらかじめ設定しておいた条件の
放電洗浄を、自動的に行うことができる。
As described above, according to this embodiment, only by turning on the switch 21 of the controller 10, it is possible to automatically perform discharge cleaning under preset conditions.

〔発明の効果〕〔The invention's effect〕

本発明により装置を用いて放電洗浄を行うことによっ
て、下記の効果がある。
The following effects can be obtained by performing discharge cleaning using the apparatus according to the present invention.

(1)スタートのスイッチ操作のみで放電洗浄が行え、
放電条件は自動装置により監視されるので、操作者の労
力が大幅に軽減できる。
(1) Discharge cleaning can be performed only by operating the start switch.
Since the discharge condition is monitored by an automatic device, the labor of the operator can be greatly reduced.

(2)放電中の電圧の上昇や電流の流れすぎによる容器
の損傷が防止できる。
(2) It is possible to prevent damage to the container due to a rise in voltage during discharge and excessive current flow.

(3)陰極で発生した電子が、陽極で加速され容器壁面
に付着したガス分子に衝突するので、壁面からガス分子
を追い出し清浄壁面を容易に得られる。
(3) Since the electrons generated at the cathode collide with the gas molecules that are accelerated by the anode and adhere to the wall surface of the container, the gas molecules can be expelled from the wall surface and a clean wall surface can be easily obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

第1図は本発明の放電洗浄装置の構成図、第2図は本発
明の放電洗浄装置のコントローラの回路例である。 4……陰極、5……陽極、7……放電ガス、8……流量
調整器、9……電流電圧調整器、10……放電洗浄コント
ローラ、11〜13……電源、21……スイッチ。
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a discharge cleaning apparatus of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a circuit example of a controller of the discharge cleaning apparatus of the present invention. 4 ... Cathode, 5 ... Anode, 7 ... Discharge gas, 8 ... Flow rate regulator, 9 ... Current / voltage regulator, 10 ... Discharge cleaning controller, 11 to 13 ... Power supply, 21 ... Switch.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】陰極(4)と、該陰極を覆うように配置さ
れ複数個の貫通孔のある陽極(5)と、を真空容器
(1)内に収容し、前記陰極を加熱する第1の電源(1
1)と、前記真空容器にガスを導入するガス導入装置
(8)とを備えた放電洗浄装置において、 前記陽極を正の電位とする第2の電源(13)を前記陽極
に、前記陰極を負の電位とする第3の電源(12)を前記
陰極にそれぞれ接続し、この第2の電源のマイナス側と
第3の電源のプラス側と前記真空容器とを接続するとと
もに、放電洗浄の開始から終了までの手順に対応して前
記第1ないし第3の電源および前記ガス導入装置をシー
ケンス制御する制御装置(10)と、放電中の電流と電圧
を調整する電流電圧調整器(9)とを設けたことを特徴
とする放電洗浄装置。
1. A cathode (4), and an anode (5) which is arranged so as to cover the cathode and has a plurality of through holes, are housed in a vacuum container (1), and the cathode is heated. Power supply (1
1) and a gas introduction device (8) for introducing a gas into the vacuum container, wherein a second power source (13) for setting the anode to a positive potential is used as the anode and the cathode is used as the cathode. A third power source (12) having a negative potential is connected to each of the cathodes, the negative side of the second power source, the positive side of the third power source and the vacuum container are connected, and the discharge cleaning is started. A control device (10) for sequence-controlling the first to third power supplies and the gas introduction device, and a current-voltage regulator (9) for adjusting current and voltage during discharge in accordance with the procedure from the end to the end. An electric discharge cleaning device comprising:
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