Substrate processing method and substrate processing device
AssigneeTokyo Electron Limited
InventorsSatoshi Toda, Tetsuro Takahashi
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AssigneeTokyo Electron Limited
InventorsSatoshi Toda, Tetsuro Takahashi
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A predetermined process is performed on two target substrates using a substrate processing device that includes two processing parts for performing a substrate process on each of the two target substrates, a gas supply mechanism for separately supplying gases to the two processing parts, and a common exhaust mechanism for collectively exhausting the gases inside the two processing parts. A first mode is executed in which an HF gas and an NH3 gas are supplied to one of the two processing parts, and the HF gas is not supplied to the other of the two processing parts. Subsequently, a second mode is executed in which the HF gas and the NH3 gas are supplied to the two processing parts under the same gas conditions. In the first mode, a pressure difference is prevented from occurring between the two processing parts.
A substrate processing method for performing a predetermined process on a plurality of target substrates under a vacuum atmosphere using a substrate processing device that includes a plurality of processing parts for performing a substrate process on each of the plurality of target substrates, a gas supply mechanism for separately supplying gases to the plurality of processing parts, and a common exhaust mechanism for exhausting the gases inside the plurality of processing parts in a collective manner, the method comprising:
A substrate processing method for performing a predetermined process on a plurality of target substrates under a vacuum atmosphere using a substrate processing device that includes a plurality of processing parts for performing a substrate process on each of the plurality of target substrates, a gas supply mechanism for separately supplying gases to the plurality of processing parts, and a common exhaust mechanism for exhausting the gases inside the plurality of processing parts in a collective manner, the method comprising:
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