Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Kye Hyun Baek

Sangwuk Park

Haejoong Park

Cheol Kyu Kim

Junghyun Cho

Yongjin Kim

Bum-Soo Kim

Sangkyu Park

Geum Jung Seong

Masayuki Tomoyasu

Kyoungsub Shin

Ohyung Kwon

Brad H Lee

Eunwoo Lee

Jong Seo Hong

Hongmyoung Kim

Kiwook Song

Jong Chui Park

A semiconductor device includes a substrate having a plurality of fins protruding therefrom. The plurality of fins includes a plurality of active fins and at least one non-active fin disposed between ones of the plurality of active fins. The device also includes at least one gate electrode crossing at least a portion of the active fins. The device further includes a plurality of source/drain regions disposed on the active fins adjacent the at least one gate electrode and separated from one another by the at least one non-active fin.

Semiconductor device including non-active fins and separation regions

An electrostatic chuck assembly, including an electrostatic chuck on which a substrate is loaded; a channel that provides a flow passage for coolant in the electrostatic chuck, the channel having a first opening at a first end corresponding to a center of the substrate and a second opening at a second end corresponding to an edge of the substrate; and a valve box to control a flow direction of the coolant in the channel, the valve box including a first supply valve to control an introduction of the coolant into the first opening; a first return valve to control a drainage of the coolant from the second opening; a second supply valve to control an introduction of the coolant into the second opening; and a second return valve to control a drainage of the coolant from the first opening.

Electrostatic chuck assemblies capable of bidirectional flow of coolant and semiconductor fabricating apparatus having the same

Provided are methods and systems for managing semiconductor manufacturing equipment. A method may include preventive maintenance involving steps of disassembling, cleaning, and assembling parts of a chamber. The assembling of the parts may include checking whether the parts are correctly assembled, using reflectance and absorptivity of a high-frequency voltage applied to the parts.

Methods and systems for managing semiconductor manufacturing equipment

Provided are substrate processing systems and methods of managing the same. The method may include displaying a notification for a preventive maintenance operation on a chamber, performing a maintenance operation on the chamber, performing a first optical test, and evaluating the preventive maintenance operation. The first optical test may include generating a reference plasma reaction, measuring a variation of intensity by wavelength for plasma light emitted from the reference plasma reaction, and calculating an electron density and an electron temperature from a ratio in intensity of the plasma light.

Substrate processing system, method of managing the same and method of manufacturing semiconductor device with the same

Disclosed is an apparatus for processing a semiconductor and a method for generating a seasoning process of a reaction chamber. The method may include generating plasma in the reaction chamber using a production process recipe, obtaining at least one reference measurement value related to a byproduct of the generated plasma, performing a plurality of seasoning tests on the chamber to obtain a plurality of test results, generating an empirical model by forming at least one relational expression correlating variables manipulated during the performing of the plurality of seasoning tests to the plurality of test results, and estimating a seasoning process by using the at least one relational expression to estimate at least one estimated calculation value.

Equipment for manufacturing semiconductor device and seasoning process method of the same

Methods for optimizing a plasma process are provided. The method may include obtaining a measurement spectrum from a plasma reaction in a chamber, calculating a normalized measurement standard and a normalized measurement spectrum of the measurement spectrum, comparing the normalized measurement spectrum with a normalized reference spectrum, and comparing the normalized measurement standard with a normalized reference standard to determine whether to change a process parameter of the plasma process or clean the chamber when the normalized measurement spectrum and the normalized reference spectrum are mismatched.

Methods for optimizing a plasma process

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Suwon-si, South Korea

Kye Hyun Baek