US2006191481A1PendingUtilityA1
Apparatus for the formation of a metal film
Est. expiryMar 27, 2020(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
H10P 14/43C23C 16/4488C23C 16/45565C23C 16/505C23C 16/14C23C 16/452C23C 16/08C23C 16/513
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An apparatus for forming a metal film, including a reaction vessel for housing a substrate, a precursor feeding device for bubbling a carrier gas through a liquid organometallic complex, vaporizing the organometallic complex, producing a precursor from the vaporized organometallic complex, and feeding the precursor into the reaction vessel, a rotating magnetic field generator for creating a rotating magnetic field in a space above the substrate, and a second plasma generator for generating a plasma from a reducing gas fed into the reaction vessel.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An apparatus for forming a metal film, comprising:
a reaction vessel configured to house a substrate; a precursor feeding device for bubbling a carrier gas through a liquid organometallic complex, vaporizing the organometallic complex, producing a precursor from the vaporized organometallic complex, and feeding the precursor into the reaction vessel; a rotating magnetic field generator for creating a rotating magnetic field in a space above the substrate; and a second plasma generator for generating a plasma from a reducing gas fed into the reaction vessel.
2 . An apparatus for forming a metal film, comprising:
a reaction vessel configured to house a substrate; a precursor feeding device for bubbling a carrier gas through a liquid organometallic complex, vaporizing the organometallic complex, producing a precursor from the vaporized organometallic complex, and feeding the precursor into the reaction vessel; and an electrode for generating a plasma from a reducing gas fed into the reaction vessel by applying high-frequency electric power thereto.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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