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SPUTTERING APPARATUS AND DEPOSITION METHOD OF TUNGSTEN FILM

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개요

IPC 분류

C23C 14/34C23C 14/14C23C 14/50H1J 37/34H1L 21/285

CPC 분류

C23C14/3435C23C14/14C23C14/3407C23C14/50H1J37/3441H1J2237/332H1L21/28568

A substrate stage holding a substrate to be treated in a vacuum chamber in which a target made of tungsten is mounted and a high-frequency power source supplying a high-frequency electric power to the substrate stage are provided. When a first plasma atmosphere is generated in the vacuum chamber, and sputtered particles generated by sputtering the target are adhered and accumulated on the substrate so that a tungsten film is deposited, a second plasma atmosphere is generated by supplying the high-frequency electric power to the substrate stage, and plus ions in the first plasma atmosphere are also caused to collide with the substrate. Provided that an area of a substrate holding surface of the substrate stage functioning as one electrode and an inner-surface area of the vacuum chamber functioning as the other electrode of the second plasma atmosphere are defined as an anode area and a cathode area, respectively.

원문 (중국어)

A substrate stage holding a substrate to be treated in a vacuum chamber in which a target made of tungsten is mounted and a high-frequency power source supplying a high-frequency electric power to the substrate stage are provided. When a first plasma atmosphere is generated in the vacuum chamber, and sputtered particles generated by sputtering the target are adhered and accumulated on the substrate so that a tungsten film is deposited, a second plasma atmosphere is generated by supplying the high-frequency electric power to the substrate stage, and plus ions in the first plasma atmosphere are also caused to collide with the substrate. Provided that an area of a substrate holding surface of the substrate stage functioning as one electrode and an inner-surface area of the vacuum chamber functioning as the other electrode of the second plasma atmosphere are defined as an anode area and a cathode area, respectively.