Patent classifications
H01L21/26
Methods and apparatus for minimizing substrate backside damage
Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to apparatus and methods for reducing substrate backside damage during semiconductor device processing. In one implementation, a method of chucking a substrate in a substrate process chamber includes exposing the substrate to a plasma preheat treatment prior to applying a chucking voltage to a substrate support. In one implementation, a substrate support is provided and includes a body having an electrode and thermal control device disposed therein. A plurality of substrate supporting features are formed on an upper surface of the body, each of the substrate supporting features having a substrate supporting surface and a rounded edge.
Methods and apparatus for minimizing substrate backside damage
Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to apparatus and methods for reducing substrate backside damage during semiconductor device processing. In one implementation, a method of chucking a substrate in a substrate process chamber includes exposing the substrate to a plasma preheat treatment prior to applying a chucking voltage to a substrate support. In one implementation, a substrate support is provided and includes a body having an electrode and thermal control device disposed therein. A plurality of substrate supporting features are formed on an upper surface of the body, each of the substrate supporting features having a substrate supporting surface and a rounded edge.
Heating device for heating object material using laser beam and indirect heating method using laser beam
The present invention is related to a heating device for heating an object material using a laser beam, the heating device comprising a stage on which the object material is placed; a laser module for generating and outputting a laser beam; an optical module for controlling a path of the laser beam; a polygon mirror rotating around an axis of rotation and having a plurality of reflecting surfaces which reflect the laser beam; and a beam guide module for controlling an incidence range within which the laser beam reflected by the polygon mirror is incident on the object material, and an indirect heating method using a laser beam in a heating device.
FABRICATION METHOD OF FORMING SILICON CARBIDE MOSFET
A fabrication method of forming a silicon carbide MOSFET is provided. The fabrication method includes the step of providing a semiconductor substrate. A P-well region is formed by implanting the semiconductor substrate through the P-well mask. A spacer is disposed on sidewall of the P-well mask and the P-well region is implanted to form an N-plus layer. A P-plus mask is disposed on the semiconductor substrate and the semiconductor substrate is implanted to form a P-plus layer. A gate oxide layer, a poly gate and a first interlayer dielectric layer are formed on the semiconductor substrate. A second interlayer dielectric layer is disposed on sidewall of the poly gate and the first interlayer dielectric layer. A metal layer is disposed to cover the first interlayer dielectric layer and the second interlayer dielectric layer.
FABRICATION METHOD OF FORMING SILICON CARBIDE MOSFET
A fabrication method of forming a silicon carbide MOSFET is provided. The fabrication method includes the step of providing a semiconductor substrate. A P-well region is formed by implanting the semiconductor substrate through the P-well mask. A spacer is disposed on sidewall of the P-well mask and the P-well region is implanted to form a P-plus layer and an N-plus layer. A gate oxide layer, a poly gate and a first interlayer dielectric layer are formed on the semiconductor substrate. A second interlayer dielectric layer is disposed on sidewall of the poly gate and the first interlayer dielectric layer. The N-plus layer is etched to form an opening and the opening exposes the P-plus layer. A metal layer is disposed to cover the opening, the first interlayer dielectric layer and the second interlayer dielectric layer.
METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR MINIMIZING SUBSTRATE BACKSIDE DAMAGE
Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to apparatus and methods for reducing substrate backside damage during semiconductor device processing. In one implementation, a method of chucking a substrate in a substrate process chamber includes exposing the substrate to a plasma preheat treatment prior to applying a chucking voltage to a substrate support. In one implementation, a substrate support is provided and includes a body having an electrode and thermal control device disposed therein. A plurality of substrate supporting features are formed on an upper surface of the body, each of the substrate supporting features having a substrate supporting surface and a rounded edge.
METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR MINIMIZING SUBSTRATE BACKSIDE DAMAGE
Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to apparatus and methods for reducing substrate backside damage during semiconductor device processing. In one implementation, a method of chucking a substrate in a substrate process chamber includes exposing the substrate to a plasma preheat treatment prior to applying a chucking voltage to a substrate support. In one implementation, a substrate support is provided and includes a body having an electrode and thermal control device disposed therein. A plurality of substrate supporting features are formed on an upper surface of the body, each of the substrate supporting features having a substrate supporting surface and a rounded edge.
Method of manufacturing an optoelectronic device comprising a plurality of diodes
A method of manufacturing an optoelectronic device, including: a) transferring, onto a connection surface of a control circuit, an active diode stack including at least first and second semiconductor layers of opposite conductivity types, so that the second semiconductor layer in the stack faces the connection surface of the control circuit and is separated from the connection surface of the control circuit by at least one insulating layer; b) forming in the active stack trenches delimiting a plurality of diodes, the trenches extending through the insulating layer and emerging onto the connection surface of the control circuit; and c) forming in the trenches metallizations connecting the second semiconductor layer to the connection surface of the control circuit.
Enhanced etch resistance for insulator layers implanted with low energy ions
In one embodiment, a method may include providing a substrate, comprising a plurality of surface features, an isolation layer, disposed between the plurality of surface features, and a substrate base, disposed subjacent the isolation layer and the plurality of surface features, wherein the plurality of surface features extend above a surface of the isolation layer. The method may include directing a low energy ion beam to the substrate, when the substrate is heated at a targeted temperature, wherein an altered layer is formed within an outer portion of the isolation layer, and wherein an inner portion of the isolation layer is not implanted.
Enhanced etch resistance for insulator layers implanted with low energy ions
In one embodiment, a method may include providing a substrate, comprising a plurality of surface features, an isolation layer, disposed between the plurality of surface features, and a substrate base, disposed subjacent the isolation layer and the plurality of surface features, wherein the plurality of surface features extend above a surface of the isolation layer. The method may include directing a low energy ion beam to the substrate, when the substrate is heated at a targeted temperature, wherein an altered layer is formed within an outer portion of the isolation layer, and wherein an inner portion of the isolation layer is not implanted.