Bevel etcher with gap control
An etching and bevel technology, applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, discharge tubes, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as contamination of substrates, peeling or peeling, and weak adhesion
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[0014] Figure 1A A schematic cross-sectional view of a bevel etching chamber or bevel etcher 100 is shown. Figure 1B show Figure 1A Magnified view of region A in the middle. As noted, the semiconductor 120 is interposed between the upper electrode assembly 102 and the lower electrode assembly 104 and has a beveled edge 122 ( Figure 1B ) including the top and bottom surfaces of the substrate edge. The upper electrode assembly 102 includes an anode 108 and an insulator layer or insulator 110 disposed below the anode 108 or attached to its lower surface. The insulator 110 prevents the formation of an electric or electromagnetic field between the anode 108 and the middle portion of the substrate 120 during etching of the bevel 122 . The lower electrode assembly 104 includes a cathode 112 connected to a radio frequency (RF) power source, an electrostatic chuck 114 for clamping the substrate 120 and a support 116 for supporting the electrostatic chuck 114 . The RF power suppl...
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