Substrate processing apparatus
Abstract
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes conveying a first substrate provided with an opposing surface having insulator regions and a semiconductor region exposed between the insulator regions and a second substrate provided with an insulator surface exposed toward the opposing surface of the first substrate, into a process chamber in a state that the second substrate is arranged in to face the opposing surface of the first substrate, and selectively forming a silicon-containing film with a flat surface at least on the semiconductor region of the opposing surface of the first substrate by heating an inside of the process chamber and supplying at least a silicon-containing gas and a chlorine-containing gas into the process chamber.
Claims
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1 . A substrate processing apparatus, comprising:
a process chamber configured to accommodate and process a first substrate provided with an opposing surface having insulator regions and a semiconductor region exposed between the insulator regions and a second substrate provided with an insulator surface exposed toward the opposing surface of the first substrate; a first gas supply system configured to supply a silicon-containing gas into the process chamber; a second gas supply system configured to supply a chlorine-containing gas into the process chamber; a heater configured to heat the first substrate and the second substrate; and a controller configured to control the heater, the first gas supply system and the second gas supply system such that the silicon-containing gas and the chlorine-containing gas are supplied between the first substrate and the second substrate, the second substrate arranged to face the opposing surface of the first substrate, to selectively form a silicon-containing film with a flat surface at least on the semiconductor region of the first substrate.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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