C23C16/45504

Method of feeding gases into a reactor to grow epitaxial structures based on group III nitride metals and a device for carrying out said method

The invention relates to methods for the chemical application of coatings by the decay of gaseous compounds, in particular to methods for injecting gases into a reaction chamber. The invention also relates to means for feeding gases into a reaction chamber, said means providing for the regulation of streams of reactive gases, and ensures the possibility of obtaining multi-layer epitaxial structures having set parameters and based on nitrides of group III metals while simultaneously increasing the productivity and cost-effectiveness of the process of the epitaxial growth thereof. Before being fed into a reactor, all of the gas streams are sent to a mixing chamber connected to the reactor, and are then fed into the reactor via a flux former under laminar flow conditions. The mixing chamber and the flux former are equipped with means for maintaining a set temperature. As a result of these solutions, a gaseous mixture with set parameters is fed into the reactor, and the formation of vortices is simultaneously prevented. The maximum allowable volume of the mixing chamber is chosen to take into account the process parameters and the required rarity of heterojunctions.

Chamber injector

Embodiments described herein generally relate to apparatus for fabricating semiconductor devices. A gas injection apparatus is coupled to a first gas source and a second gas source. Gases from the first gas source and second gas source may remain separated until the gases enter a process volume in a process chamber. A coolant is flowed through a channel in the gas injection apparatus to cool the first gas and the second gas in the gas injection apparatus. The coolant functions to prevent thermal decomposition of the gases by mitigating the influence of thermal radiation from the process chamber. In one embodiment, the channel surrounds a first conduit with the first gas and a second conduit with the second gas.

Substrate processing apparatus

In accordance with an exemplary embodiment, a substrate processing apparatus includes: a tube assembly having an inner space in which substrates are processed and assembled by laminating a plurality of laminates, each of which includes an injection part and an exhaust hole; a substrate holder configured to support the plurality of substrates in a multistage manner in the inner space; a supply line connected to one injection part of the plurality of laminates to supply a process gas; and an exhaust line connected to one of a plurality of exhaust holes to exhaust the process gas, and the substrate processing apparatus that has a simple structure and induces a laminar flow of the process gas to uniformly supply the process gas to a top surface of the substrate.

Substrate Processing Apparatus, Method of Manufacturing Semiconductor Device and Non-transitory Computer-readable Recording Medium
20220349061 · 2022-11-03 ·

According to one aspect of a technique the present disclosure, there is provided a substrate processing apparatus including: a reaction tube in which a substrate is accommodated; a nozzle accommodation structure provided at a side surface of the reaction tube and extending in a direction parallel to a surface of the substrate; a gas supply nozzle inserted in the nozzle accommodation structure and extending from an outside of the reaction tube to an inside of the reaction tube; and a first gas supply structure through which a first gas is supplied to the gas supply nozzle.

GAS FLOW GUIDE DESIGN FOR PLASMA SUPPRESSION
20230077652 · 2023-03-16 ·

Embodiments described herein provide a chamber having a gas flow inlet guide to uniformly deliver process gas. The gas flow inlet guide having a flow guide bottom plate having an opening. A top plate is disposed over the flow guide bottom plate and a plasma blocker is disposed over the opening. The plasma blocker includes one or more apertures sized based one or more of a plasma density, an electron temperature, an ion temperature, or a characteristic of a process gas.

LAMINAR FLOW MOCVD APPARATUS FOR III-NITRIDE FILMS
20230070825 · 2023-03-09 ·

A CVD apparatus for manufacturing a III-nitride-based layer having a rotating wafer carrier positioned inside a reaction chamber that receives a mixture of a nitrogen gas source and a group III element gas source. Recesses are formed within the wafer carrier, each including a satellite disc of thickness x for accepting a wafer of thickness t. The satellite disc includes a peripheral notch of height a, and a notch thickness of x−a=b. A peripheral retaining ring includes a vertical rise portion extending a distance of e+f and a laterally-extending portion, the laterally-extending portion engaging the satellite disc notch. A gap c is formed between the substrate and a surface of the satellite disc. The relationship of a+b+c+t=b+e+f is satisfied such that laminar flow occurs in the region of the retaining ring.

SUBSTRATE PROCESSING APPARATUS, METHOD OF PROCESSING SUBSTRATE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
20230112057 · 2023-04-13 ·

Described herein is a technique capable of suppressing a deviation in a thickness of a film formed on a substrate. According to one aspect of the technique of the present disclosure, a substrate processing apparatus includes a substrate retainer capable of supporting substrates; a cylindrical process chamber including a discharge part and supply holes; partition parts arranged in the circumferential direction to partition supply chambers communicating with the process chamber through the supply holes; nozzles provided with an ejection hole; and gas supply pipes. The supply chambers includes a first nozzle chamber and a second nozzle chamber, the process gas includes a source gas and an assist gas, the nozzles includes a first nozzle for the assist gas flows and a second nozzle disposed in the second nozzle chamber and through which the source gas flows, and the first nozzle is disposed adjacent to the second nozzle.

ORGANOAMINO-FUNCTIONALIZED CYCLIC OLIGOSILOXANES FOR DEPOSITION OF SILICON-CONTAINING FILMS
20230138138 · 2023-05-04 ·

Amino-functionalized cyclic oligosiloxanes, which have at least three silicon and three oxygen atoms as well as at least one organoamino group and methods for making the oligosiloxanes are disclosed. Methods for depositing silicon and oxygen containing films using the organoamino-functionalized cyclic oligosiloxanes are also disclosed.

Deposition apparatus

A deposition apparatus including a chamber having a deposition area and a non-deposition area, a gas intake device communicated with the chamber, a gas annulus disposed in the chamber and surrounding the gas intake device, a carrier disposed in the deposition area and a retaining annulus disposed in chamber and surrounding the carrier. The gas intake device is disposed corresponding to the deposition area and configured to draw a process gas into the deposition area. The gas annulus is configured to generate an annular gas curtain in the deposition area. The carrier carries a deposited object, wherein the gas annulus is located between the gas intake device and the carrier. The deposited object is surrounded by the annular gas curtain. The retaining annulus has a plurality of through holes. The retaining annulus is located between the gas annulus and the carrier.

Symmetric pump down mini-volume with laminar flow cavity gas injection for high and low pressure

Aspects of the present disclosure provide systems and apparatuses for a substrate processing assembly with a laminar flow cavity gas injection for high and low pressure. A dual gas reservoir assembly is provided in a substrate processing chamber, positioned within a lower shield assembly. A first gas reservoir is in fluid communication with a processing volume of the substrate processing assembly via a plurality of gas inlet, positioned circumferentially about the processing volume. A second gas reservoir is positioned circumferentially about the first gas reservoir, coupled therewith via one or more reservoir ports. The second gas reservoir is in fluid communication with a first gas source. A recursive path gas assembly is positioned in an upper shield body adjacent to an electrode to provide one or more gases to a dark space gap.