Abstract:
In a method of processing a substrate, a first plasma may be generated from a first reaction gas. A second plasma may be generated from a second reaction gas. The first plasma and the second plasma may be individually applied to the substrate. Thus, each of the at least two remote plasma sources may generate at least two plasmas under different process recipes, which may be optimized for processing the substrate. As a result, the substrate processed using the optimal plasmas may have a desired shape.
Abstract:
A plasma generating apparatus includes a chamber that encloses a reaction space that is isolated from the outside; a wafer chuck disposed in a lower portion of the chamber; a plasma generation unit disposed in an upper portion of the chamber; a first radio-frequency (RF) power source that supplies RF power to the plasma generation unit; a first matching unit interposed between the first RF power source and the plasma generation unit; a second RF power source that supplies RF power to the wafer chuck; and a second matching unit interposed between the second RF power source and the wafer chuck. The first RF power source supplies a first pulse power level and a different second pulse power level at different times.