Toshiba Memory Corporation

Ryo Suemitsu

Takashi Ohashi

Yuya Matsuda

A semiconductor manufacturing apparatus according to an embodiment comprises a chamber capable of containing a substrate therein. A mount part can have the substrate mounted thereon. A first member is provided between an inner wall of the chamber and a plasma generation region above the mount part. An optical transmitter is provided in an opening that is provided in the first member to extend from a side of the inner wall of the chamber to the plasma generation region or provided in gaps between a plurality of the first members.

Semiconductor manufacturing apparatus

In one embodiment, a semiconductor manufacturing apparatus includes a treatment chamber configured to treat a substrate with plasma, a first annular coil configured to generate a first magnetic field to be applied to the plasma, and a second annular coil configured to generate a second magnetic field to be applied to the plasma. The apparatus further includes a first electric current supplying module configured to supply, to the first annular coil, a first electric current flowing in a first direction, and cause the first annular coil to generate the first magnetic field. The apparatus further includes a second electric current supplying module configured to supply, to the second annular coil, a second electric current flowing in a second direction that is different from the first direction, and cause the second annular coil to generate the second magnetic field.

Semiconductor manufacturing apparatus and method of manufacturing semiconductor device

According to one embodiment, a semiconductor manufacturing apparatus includes a manufacturing processor, a signal acquisition unit, a frequency characteristic acquisition unit, and an end-point acquisition unit. The signal acquisition unit acquires a first processing signal which shows a different behavior during processing of a stacked body and after the processing of the stacked body. The frequency characteristic acquisition unit acquires a frequency characteristic of a noise caused by a periodic structure of the stacked body from the first processing signal during the processing of the stacked body. The end-point acquisition unit detects an end point of the processing using the acquired frequency characteristic. The manufacturing processor ends the processing when the end point is detected.

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Yokkaichi, Japan

Ryo Suemitsu