Atomic layer deposition apparatus
AssigneeSamsung Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsChoel Min Jang, In Kyo Kim, Suk Won Jung, Myung Soo Huh
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Abstract
An atomic layer deposition apparatus includes a first base plate on which a seat portion is defined to allow a substrate to be seated thereon, a second base plate disposed opposite to the first base plate, a first gas nozzle portion arranged on the second base plate, a second gas nozzle portion arranged on the second base plate to be spaced apart from the first gas nozzle portion and substantially parallel to the first gas nozzle portion, and a gas storage portion connected to the first gas nozzle portion and the second gas nozzle portion.
Claims17
An atomic layer deposition apparatus comprising:
- a first base plate on which a seat portion is defined to allow a substrate to be seated thereon;
- a second base plate disposed opposite to the first base plate;
- a first gas nozzle portion arranged on the second base plate and extending in a first direction;
- a second gas nozzle portion arranged on the second base plate to be spaced apart from the first gas nozzle portion and extending in a first direction;
- and
- a plurality of injection holes disposed on the first gas nozzle portion and the second gas nozzle portion,
- wherein the first base plate and the second base plate contact each other and form a space to which the first gas nozzle portion and the second gas nozzle connected,
- wherein the plurality of injection holes are aligned in the first direction, and
- wherein the space is opened in a second direction which is perpendicular to the first direction,
- wherein
- the first base plate comprises:
- a first reference surface;
- and
- a first recessed groove recessed from the first reference surface and having an open side,
- the second base plate comprises:
- a second reference surface;
- and
- a second recessed groove recessed from the second reference surface and having an open side,
- the first recessed groove and the second recessed groove define a reaction space having an opening when the first base plate and the second base plate are disposed to contact each other,
- the seat portion is on the first base plate in the reaction space, and
- the first gas nozzle portion and the second gas nozzle portion are arranged on the second base plate in the reaction space.
An atomic layer deposition apparatus comprising:
- a chamber;
- a first base plate which is arranged inside the chamber and on which a seat portion is defined to allow a substrate to be seated thereon;
- a second base plate disposed opposite to the first base plate;
- a first gas nozzle portion arranged on the second base plate and extending in a first direction;
- a second gas nozzle portion arranged on the second base plate to be spaced apart from the first gas nozzle portion and extending in a first direction;
- a plurality of injection holes disposed on the first gas nozzle portion and the second gas nozzle portion;
- and
- wherein the first base plate and the second base plate contact each other and form a space to which the first gas nozzle portion and the second gas nozzle connected,
- wherein the plurality of injection holes are aligned in the first direction, and
- wherein the space is opened in a second direction which is perpendicular to the first direction,
- wherein
- the first base plate comprises:
- a first reference surface;
- and
- a first recessed groove recessed from the first reference surface and having an open side,
- the second base plate comprises:
- a second reference surface;
- and
- a second recessed groove recessed from the second reference surface and having an open side,
- the first recessed groove and the second recessed groove define a reaction space including an opening when the first base plate and the second base plate are disposed to contact each other,
- the seat portion is on the first base plate in the reaction space, and
- the first gas nozzle portion and the second gas nozzle portion are arranged on the second base plate in the reaction space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.