Method for cleaning gas distributor of chemical gas-phase depositing reaction chamber
A chemical vapor deposition and gas distributor technology, applied in the direction of gaseous chemical plating, metal material coating process, coating, etc., can solve the problem of increasing the frequency of parameter adjustment, changing the plasma and gas flow patterns, and shortening the life of the gas distributor. and other problems to achieve the effect of increasing stability and prolonging life.
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[0027] In the reaction chamber of Centura-Dxz (a single-chip reaction chamber with a new gas distributor), a silicon oxide film of 13,000 Angstroms was deposited on a silicon chip by chemical vapor deposition (CVD). After the cumulative number of deposited sheets reached 3000, the gas distributor in the reactor was taken out to perform the cleaning of the present invention.
[0028] Soak the gas distributor in the alkaline agent of ammonia:hydrogen peroxide:water=2.5:4:8 (volume mixing ratio) for about 60 minutes to remove the aluminum fluoride compound. Next, rinse the gas distributor with deionized water for about 5 minutes to remove residual alkali. This step is called quick down rinse (QDR; quick down rinse). Then, soak in diluted nitric acid or hydrochloric acid (2M) for about 15 minutes to remove the aluminum ammonia compound film formed on the surface of the gas distributor after soaking in ammonia water in the previous stage, and also to remove possible metal pollution...
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[0030] The gas distributor cleaned by the method of Example 1 was assembled back into the above-mentioned reaction chamber, and 1000 Angstroms of silicon oxide was grown by chemical vapor deposition, and then the metal contamination of the deposited silicon oxide film was analyzed. The results are shown in Table 1. From the analysis results in Table 1, it can be seen that the silicon oxide film has no metal contamination concerns, and its impurity (impurity) content is far lower than the standard 1E12atom / cm set by the general CVD dielectric layer. 2 .
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[0032] A silicon oxide film of approximately 13,000 Angstroms was deposited on a silicon chip by chemical vapor deposition using a new virgin gas distributor set up in a Centura-Dxz chamber. Then the film properties of the deposited silicon oxide film were analyzed, and the solution composition used in determining the etch rate was NH 4 F:HF:H 2 O=30:6:64 (volume ratio). The results are shown in Table II.
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