A reaction chamber includes a chamber body and a base. The base is arranged in the chamber body. The base includes a carrier member, a first block ring, and a second block ring. The carrier member is configured to carry a substrate and an edge member arranged around the carrier member. A height of an upper surface of the carrier member is greater than a height of an upper surface of the edge member. The first block ring is arranged on the upper surface of the edge member and around the carrier member. The upper surface of the carrier member is higher than an upper surface of the first block ring. The second block ring is on the upper surface of the first block ring. The second block ring includes a body member and a shield member.

Systems of reducing devitrification within a chemical vapor deposition system can include a susceptor support ring that is configured to be positioned between a gas inlet and a gas outlet of a chamber passage. An example system can also include a getter support comprising a support base and one or more recesses therein. Each of the one or more recesses can be arranged to receive corresponding one or more support elements that are configured to support the getter plate. At least a portion of the getter support may include a coating comprising silicon carbide (SiC) having a thickness of at least about 50 microns. The getter support may be arranged to be disposed a maximum distance of between about 1 mm and about 10 mm from the susceptor support ring.

An apparatus for manufacturing a display apparatus includes a deposition source, a nozzle head, a substrate fixer, and a deposition preventer. The deposition source is outside the chamber and vaporizes or sublimates a deposition material. The nozzle head is in the chamber, is connected to the at least one deposition source, and simultaneously sprays the deposition material onto an entire surface of a display substrate. The substrate fixer is connected to the chamber and moves linearly, with the display apparatus is mounted on the substrate fixer. The deposition preventer is in the chamber surrounding an edge portion of the nozzle head and an edge portion of the substrate fixer. The deposition preventer is heated during a deposition process.

A CVD apparatus includes a chamber, a susceptor, an entry/takeout port for a substrate, and a gate valve provided at the entry/takeout port, in which the susceptor has a mounting plate and a support, the entry/takeout port is provided on a part of a side of the chamber, and is provided in a range from an inner bottom surface of the chamber to a position corresponding to the lower surface of the mounting plate when the susceptor is located at an upper end in the vertical direction, and the inner bottom surface of the chamber, the range from the inner bottom surface of the chamber to the position corresponding to the lower surface of the mounting plate when the susceptor is located at the upper end in the vertical direction, the lower surface of the mounting plate, and the outer side surface of the support are coated with ceramic liners.

Embodiments described herein include processes and apparatuses relate to epitaxial deposition. A method for epitaxially depositing a material is provided and includes positioning a substrate on a substrate support surface of a susceptor within a process volume of a chamber body, where the process volume contains upper and lower chamber regions. The method includes flowing a process gas containing one or more chemical precursors from an upper gas inlet on a first side of the chamber body, across the substrate, and to an upper gas outlet on a second side of the chamber body, flowing a purge gas from a lower gas inlet on the first side of the chamber body, across the lower surface of the susceptor, and to a lower gas outlet on the second side of the chamber body, and maintaining a pressure of the lower chamber region greater than a pressure of the upper chamber region.

Aspects of the present disclosure relate generally to isolator devices, components thereof, and methods associated therewith for substrate processing chambers. In one implementation, a substrate processing chamber includes an isolator ring disposed between a pedestal and a pumping liner. The isolator ring includes a first surface that faces the pedestal, the first surface being disposed at a gap from an outer circumferential surface of the pedestal. The isolator ring also includes a second surface that faces the pumping liner and a protrusion that protrudes from the first surface of the isolator ring and towards the outer circumferential surface of the pedestal. The protrusion defines a necked portion of the gap between the pedestal and the isolator ring.

Aspects of the present disclosure relate generally to isolator devices, components thereof, and methods associated therewith for substrate processing chambers. In one implementation, a substrate processing chamber includes an isolator ring disposed between a pedestal and a pumping liner. The isolator ring includes a first surface that faces the pedestal, the first surface being disposed at a gap from an outer circumferential surface of the pedestal. The isolator ring also includes a second surface that faces the pumping liner and a protrusion that protrudes from the first surface of the isolator ring and towards the outer circumferential surface of the pedestal. The protrusion defines a necked portion of the gap between the pedestal and the isolator ring.

A susceptor has a circular pocket portion, an annular ledge portion, and an annular rim ledge portion. The circular pocket portion is arranged along a rotation axis and has a perforated surface. The annular ledge portion extends circumferentially about pocket portion and has ledge surface that slopes axially upward from the perforated surface. The rim portion extends circumferentially about the ledge portion and is connected to the pocket portion by the ledge portion of the susceptor. The susceptor has one or more of a tuned pocket, a contact break, a precursor vent, and a purge channel located radially outward of the perforated surface to control deposition of a film onto a substrate supported by the susceptor. Semiconductor processing systems, film deposition methods, and methods of making susceptors are also described.

An edge ring for a substrate processing system includes an annular body and an annular channel disposed in the annular body circumferentially along an inner diameter of the annular body. The annular channel includes N distinct sections, where N is an integer greater than 1. The edge ring includes N injection ports arranged circumferentially on the annular body to respectively inject one or more gases into the N distinct sections of the annular channel. The edge ring includes a flange extending radially inwards from the inner diameter of the annular body. A plurality of slits is arranged in the flange. The slits are in fluid communication with the annular channel and extend radially inwards from the annular channel to deliver the one or more gases.

A substrate support includes a disc body with an upper surface and an opposite lower surface arranged along a rotation axis. The upper surface has a circular concave portion extending about the rotation axis, an annular ledge portion extending circumferentially about the concave portion, and an annular rim portion extending circumferentially about the ledge portion connecting to the concave portion of the disc body by the ledge portion of the disc body. The ledge portion slopes downward radially outward from the rotation axis to seat a substrate on the disc body such that a beveled edge of the substrate is cantilevered above the ledge portion of the upper surface of the disc body. Substrate support assemblies, semiconductor processing systems, and film deposition methods are also described.