A method and apparatus for reducing cool-down times within a cool-down chamber are described herein. The method and apparatus include a process chamber, a transfer chamber, a dual-handled transfer robot within the transfer chamber, and a cool-down chamber. The dual-handled transfer robot it utilized to transfer a substrate between the process chamber and the cool-down chamber. The amount of time the substrate is disposed on the dual-handled transfer robot before being moved into the cool-down chamber is multiplied by a correction factor and subtracted from an original cool down time to achieve an adjusted cool down time. The adjusted cool down time is determined separately for each substrate being cooled within the cool-down chamber.

A method and system for producing graphene on a copper substrate by modified chemical vapor deposition (AP-CVD), comprising arranging two copper sheets (40) in a parallel manner and separated by a ceramic material (30, placing said two copper sheets (40) inside an open chamber consisting of a glass chamber (10), heating the two copper sheets (40) to a predetermined temperature by using an electromagnetic induction heater (20), supply a mixture of methane and argon flows to the upper face (18) of said glass cylindrical chamber (10), continually monitoring the temperature of the two copper sheets (40), heating to about 1,000° C. for a predetermined period of time using the electromagnetic induction heater (20), and cooling to room temperature under the same methane and argon flows.

An apparatus for controlling the temperature of a substrate is equipped with a plate-type main body having a substrate placement area, a first temperature-control device for controlling the temperature of the main body using a first temperature-control fluid, having a first plurality of separate annular channels inside the main body, a second temperature-control device for controlling the temperature of the main body using a second temperature-control fluid, having a second plurality of separate annular channels inside the main body, wherein the first temperature-control fluid is supplied to the first plurality of annular channels through a first tube and removed therefrom through a second tube, wherein the second temperature-control fluid is supplied to the second plurality of annular channels through a third tube and removed therefrom through a fourth tube, wherein the main body has a first to fourth hole that communicate with the first plurality of separate annular channels and the second plurality of separate annular channels, wherein the first to fourth tubes are placed in the first to fourth holes of the main body.

Disclosed is a substrate processing system including a substrate processing apparatus; and a control device that controls the substrate processing apparatus. The substrate processing apparatus includes: a chamber; a placing table provided within the chamber; and heaters embedded in the placing table corresponding to division regions, respectively. The control device includes: a holding unit that holds a table for each of the division regions; a measuring unit that measures the resistance value of each of the heaters embedded in the placing table for each of the division regions; and a controller that estimates a temperature of each of the division regions corresponding to the resistance value of each of the heaters measured by the measuring unit with reference to the table for each of the division regions, and controls an electric power to be supplied to each of the heaters so that the estimated temperature becomes a target temperature.

Coated articles and methods and systems for coating the articles are described herein. The methods and systems described herein include, but are not limited to, steps for actively or passively controlling the temperature during the coating process, steps for providing intimate contact between the substrate and the support holding the substrate in order to maximize energy transfer, and/or steps for preparing gradient coatings. Methods for depositing high molecular weight polymeric coatings, end-capped polymer coatings, coatings covalently bonded to the substrate or one another, metallic coatings, and/or multilayer coatings are also disclosed. Deposition of coatings can be accelerated and/or improved by applying an electrical potential and/or through the use of inert gases.

Embodiments disclosed herein generally relate to a substrate temperature monitoring system in a substrate support assembly. In one embodiment, the substrate support assembly includes a support plate and a substrate temperature monitoring system. The support plate has a top surface configured to support a substrate. The substrate temperature monitoring system is disposed in the substrate support plate. The substrate temperature monitoring system is configured to measure a temperature of the substrate from a bottom surface of the substrate. The substrate temperature monitoring system includes a window, a body, and a temperature sensor. The window is integrally formed in a top surface of the support plate. The body is embedded in the support plate, through the bottom surface. The body defines an interior passage. The temperature sensor is disposed in the interior passage beneath the window. The temperature sensor is configured to measure the temperature of the substrate.

A plasma processing device that includes a processing chamber which is disposed in a vacuum vessel and is decompressed internally, a sample stage which is disposed in the processing chamber and on which a sample of a process target is disposed and held, and a plasma formation unit which forms plasma using process gas and processes the sample using the plasma, and the plasma processing device includes: a dielectric film which is disposed on a metallic base configuring the sample stage and connected to a ground and includes a film-like electrode supplied with high-frequency power internally; a plurality of elements which are disposed in a space in the base and have a heat generation or cooling function; and a feeding path which supplies power to the plurality of elements, wherein a filter to suppress a high frequency is not provided on the feeding path.

A baseplate of a substrate support assembly includes a cavity between an upper region, a lower region, and sidewalls of the baseplate, a plurality of pillars arranged in the cavity between the upper and lower regions, an inlet to supply a liquid to the cavity, and an outlet to vent vapor of the liquid. In another implementation, a baseplate of a substrate support assembly includes a first channel arranged in the baseplate, a second channel arranged above the first channel, a plurality of vertical channels connecting the first channel to the second channel, an inlet to supply a liquid to the first channel, and an outlet to vent vapor of the liquid from the second channel.

Apparatuses and methods are provided for manufacturing diamond electronic devices. The method includes at least one of the following acts: positioning a substrate in a plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) reactor; controlling temperature of the substrate by manipulating microwave power, chamber pressure, and gas flow rates of the PECVD reactor; and growing phosphorus doped diamond layer on the substrate using a pulsed deposition comprising a growth cycle and a cooling cycle.

The present disclosure generally relates to process chambers for semiconductor processing. In one embodiment, a growth monitor for substrate processing is provided. The growth monitor includes a sensor holder and a crystal disposed in the sensor holder having a front side and a back side. An opening is formed in the sensor holder exposing a front side of the crystal. A gas inlet is disposed through the sensor holder to a plenum formed by the back side of the crystal and the sensor holder. A gas outlet is fluidly coupled to the plenum.