Patent classifications
C23C16/45548
SUBSTRATE PROCESSING DEVICE AND SUBSTRATE PROCESSING METHOD
The present inventive concept relates to a substrate processing device and a substrate processing method. The substrate processing device comprises: a chamber; a substrate support part rotatably installed in a process space inside the chamber so as to allow at least one substrate to be seated thereon; a first gas spray unit for spraying, to a first region of the process space, a source gas and a first purge gas for purging the source gas; a source gas supply source for supplying the source gas to the first gas spray unit; a first purge gas supply source for supplying the first purge gas to the first gas spray unit; a second gas spray unit spatially separated from the first region and configured to spray, to a second region of the process space, a reactant gas reacting with the source gas and a second purge gas for purging the reactant gas; a reactant gas supply source for supplying the reactant gas to the second gas spray unit; and a second purge gas supply source for supplying the second purge gas to the second gas spray unit.
Film-forming apparatus and film-forming method
A film-forming apparatus for forming a predetermined film on a substrate by plasma ALD includes a chamber, a stage, a shower head having an upper electrode and a shower plate insulated from the upper electrode, a first high-frequency power supply connected to the upper electrode, and a second high-frequency power supply connected to an electrode contained in the stage. A high-frequency power is supplied from the first high-frequency power supply to the upper electrode, thereby forming a high-frequency electric field between the upper electrode and the shower plate and generating a first capacitively coupled plasma. A high-frequency power is supplied from the second high-frequency power supply to the electrode, thereby forming a high-frequency electric field between the shower plate and the electrode in the stage and generating a second capacitively coupled plasma that is independent from the first capacitively coupled plasma.
SUBSTRATE PROCESSING METHOD
The present inventive concept is a substrate processing method in which processing steps are carried out on a substrate supported on a support unit in a processing space that is divided into a first processing area and a second processing area, the substrate processing method comprising: a step in which a first gas and a first purge gas are sprayed in the first processing area; and a step in which a second purge gas and a second gas are sequentially sprayed in the second processing area.
Film forming method
A film forming method includes: (a) preparing a substrate having an oxide layer formed on the substrate; (b) supplying a nitrogen-containing gas to the substrate heated by a heater; and (c) forming a molybdenum film on the oxide layer by alternately supplying a raw material gas containing molybdenum and a reducing gas a plurality of times.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MEDICAL PACKAGING
Exemplary methods of forming a coating of material on a substrate may include forming a plasma of a first precursor and an oxygen-containing precursor. The first precursor and the oxygen-containing precursor may be provided in a first flow rate ratio. The methods may include depositing a first layer of material on the substrate. While maintaining the plasma, the methods may include adjusting the first flow rate ratio to a second flow rate ratio. The methods may include depositing a second layer of material on the substrate.
Deuterium-containing films
Films are modified to include deuterium in an inductive high density plasma chamber. Chamber hardware designs enable tunability of the deuterium concentration uniformity in the film across a substrate. Manufacturing of solid state electronic devices include integrated process flows to modify a film that is substantially free of hydrogen and deuterium to include deuterium.
Semiconductor Device, Method, and Tool of Manufacture
In an embodiment, an apparatus includes: a susceptor including substrate pockets; a gas injector disposed over the susceptor, the gas injector having first process regions, the gas injector including a first gas mixing hub and first distribution valves connecting the first gas mixing hub to the first process regions; and a controller connected to the gas injector and the susceptor, the controller being configured to: connect a first precursor material and a carrier gas to the first gas mixing hub; mix the first precursor material and the carrier gas in the first gas mixing hub to produce a first precursor gas; rotate the susceptor to rotate a first substrate disposed in one of the substrate pockets; and while rotating the susceptor, control the first distribution valves to sequentially introduce the first precursor gas at each of the first process regions as the first substrate enters each first process region.
DEUTERIUM-CONTAINING FILMS
Films are modified to include deuterium in an inductive high density plasma chamber. Chamber hardware designs enable tunability of the deuterium concentration uniformity in the film across a substrate. Manufacturing of solid state electronic devices include integrated process flows to modify a film that is substantially free of hydrogen and deuterium to include deuterium.
Substrate processing apparatus
A substrate processing apparatus includes: a gas injection portion including two gas distribution portions, disposed on an upper portion in the chamber and spatially separated from each other, and two types of nozzles, respectively connected to the two gas distribution portions, having different lengths to each other; a first electrode, connected to a radio-frequency (RF) power supply and disposed below the gas injection portion to be vertically spaced apart from the gas injection portion, having a plurality of openings into which among the nozzles, one type of nozzles are respectively inserted; and a second electrode, disposed to oppose the first electrode, mounting a substrate.
CANISTER OF SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCT DEVICE
A canister for a semiconductor manufacturing device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is provided with a sintered filter at the end of a dip tube into which a carrier gas is to be injected, and further provided with a porous container having excellent heat transfer rate inside a container, so that the precursor material filled inside the canister can be smoothly supplied to the thin film deposition device at a rear stage.