A deposition system is provided capable of cleaning itself by removing a target material deposited on a surface of a collimator. The deposition system in accordance with the present disclosure includes a substrate process chamber. The deposition includes a substrate pedestal in the substrate process chamber, the substrate pedestal configured to support a substrate, a target enclosing the substrate process chamber, and a collimator having a plurality of hollow structures disposed between the target and the substrate, a vibration generating unit, and cleaning gas outlet.

The present disclosure provides a method and system for controlling a deposition device, relating to the field of semiconductor technology. The method for controlling a deposition device is applied to the deposition device, the deposition device includes a reaction chamber and an electrostatic chuck arranged in the reaction chamber, the electrostatic chuck carries a wafer, and the controlling method includes: obtaining a pressure value between the wafer and the electrostatic chuck; and when the pressure value exceeds a preset range, the deposition device sending out an alarm signal, and executing a cleaning operation according to a use state of the electrostatic chuck.

Exemplary methods of treating a chamber may include delivering a cleaning precursor to a remote plasma unit. The methods may include forming a plasma of the cleaning precursor. The methods may include delivering plasma effluents of the cleaning precursor to a processing region of a semiconductor processing chamber. The processing region may be defined by one or more chamber components. The one or more chamber components may include an oxide coating. The methods may include halting delivery of the plasma effluents. The methods may include treating the oxide coating with a hydrogen-containing material delivered to the processing region subsequent halting delivery of the plasma effluents.

A system for depositing coating on a workpiece includes a deposition chamber within which is formed a vortex to at least partially surround a workpiece therein.

The present disclosure provides a shielding mechanism and a thin-film-deposition equipment using the same, wherein the shielding mechanism includes two shield members and a driver. The driver includes a motor and a shaft seal. The motor interconnects the two shield members via the shaft seal, and such that to drive the two shield members to sway in opposite directions and to switch between an open state and a shielding state. Furthermore, each of the two shield members is formed with at least one cavity, for reducing weights thereof and loading of the motor and the driver.

The present disclosure provides a thin-film-deposition equipment, which includes a main body, a carrier and a shielding device, wherein a portion of the shielding device and the carrier are disposed within the main body. The main body includes a reaction chamber, and two sensor areas connected to the reaction chamber, wherein the sensor areas are smaller than the reaction chamber. The shielding device includes a first-shield member, a second-shield member and a driver. The driver interconnects the first-shield member and the second-shield member, for driving the first-shield member and the second-shield member to move in opposite directions. During a deposition process, the two shield members are separate from each other into an open state, and respectively enter the two sensor areas. During a cleaning process, the driver swings the shield members toward each other into a shielding state for covering the carrier.

The present disclosure provides a thin-film-deposition equipment with shielding device, which includes a reaction chamber, a carrier and a shielding device. The shielding device includes a first-shield member, a second-shield member and a driver. The first-shield member has a first-inner-edge surface disposed with a protrusion. The second-shield member has a second-inner-edge surface disposed with a cavity. The driver interconnects and drives the first-shield member and the second-shield member to sway in opposite directions. During a cleaning process, the driver swings the shield members toward each other into a shielding state for covering the carrier, such that to prevent polluting the carrier during the process of cleaning the thin-film-deposition equipment.

A physical vapor deposition processing chamber is described. The processing chamber includes a target backing plate in a top portion of the processing chamber, a substrate support in a bottom portion of the processing chamber, a deposition ring positioned at an outer periphery of the substrate support and a shield. The substrate support has a support surface spaced a distance from the target backing plate to form a process cavity. The shield forms an outer bound of the process cavity. In-chamber cleaning methods are also described. In an embodiment, the method includes closing a bottom gas flow path of a processing chamber to a process cavity, flowing an inert gas from the bottom gas flow path, flowing a reactant into the process cavity through an opening in the shield, and evacuating the reaction gas from the process cavity.

The present invention relates to an internal chamber processing method, and more particularly, to an internal chamber processing method for performing processing on a chamber and a component inside the chamber. Disclosed is an internal chamber processing method for processing the inside of a chamber in which substrate processing is performed, the method including a pressurizing operation (S100) of raising a pressure inside a chamber to a first pressure (P.sub.1) higher than the atmospheric pressure by using a pressurized gas and a depressurizing operation of lowering the pressure inside the chamber from the first pressure (P.sub.1) to a second pressure (P.sub.2) after the pressurizing operation (S100). The pressurizing operation (S100) and the depressurizing operation (S200) are performed in a state in which a substrate to be processed is removed from the inside of the chamber.

A transfer device including at least one first transfer component and at least one second transfer component are provided. The first transfer component includes a first carrier pad contacting the transferred object, and the second transfer component includes a second carrier pad contacting the transferred object, and material of the first carder pad has stronger capability to capture electrons than that of the second carrier pad and material of the second carrier pad has stronger capability to lose electrons than that of the first carder pad.