Tokyo Electron Limited

Syuichi Takahashi

Yasuharu Sasaki

Ken Yoshioka

Hiroki Matsumaru

Nobutaka Nakao

Kenji Komatsu

Disclosed is a plasma processing apparatus including: a processing container; a susceptor configured to serve as a lower electrode and mount a processing target substrate thereon; a shower head provided above the susceptor to supply a processing gas into the processing container; an upper electrode provided above the placing table; a high frequency power supply configured to apply a high frequency power to the susceptor to generate plasma of the processing gas within the processing container; and a DC voltage application unit configured to apply a DC voltage to the upper electrode. The shower head includes a UEL base, and a CEL provided on the UEL base at susceptor side, and an insulating portion provided between the UEL base and the CEL. The DC power supply applies the DC voltage to the CEL.

Plasma processing apparatus and cleaning method

In a repairing method for an electrostatic chuck device in which at least an adhesive layer and an attracting layer are provided on a metal base, a side surface of an eroded adhesive layer is wound with a string-like adhesive and thermal compression is performed thereafter. A repairing apparatus for an electrostatic chuck device, which is used in the repairing method, includes a rotatable table for rotating the electrostatic chuck device and a bobbin for supplying the adhesive to the adhesive layer.

Method and apparatus for repairing an electrostatic chuck device, and the electrostatic chuck device

A plasma processing apparatus including a mounting table that includes a mounting table body having a temperature adjusted to be a predetermined level, and an electrostatic chuck disposed on an upper portion of the mounting table body, joined thereto with an acrylic adhesive having a thickness of 60 &#x3bc;m or more, to adsorb the substrate thereon. The apparatus further including first and second heat transfer gas diffusion regions formed at a center and a circumferential edge, respectively, of an upper surface of the electrostatic chuck, and first and second heat transfer gas supply units to supply heat transfer gas to the first and second heat transfer gas diffusion regions, respectively. A volume ratio of the second heat transfer gas diffusion region to the first heat transfer gas diffusion region is equal to or less than 0.1

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Matsushima-machi, Japan

Syuichi Takahashi