Substrate treatment apparatus having heating part
The present disclosure relates to a substrate treatment apparatus including: a chuck base connected to a driving shaft in such a way as to be rotatable together with the driving shaft and having a spin chuck with chuck pins disposed on top thereof to support a substrate and a chuck support part; a fluid supply unit for supplying treatment liquid to an upper surface of the substrate; a back nozzle assembly mounted through a hollow portion formed at the center of the chuck base to spray treatment liquid onto a lower surface of the substrate; cover glass disposed between the spin chuck and the back nozzle assembly; a heating part disposed between the spin chuck and the back nozzle assembly in a space between the cover glass and the chuck support part; and a heat sink contacting a lower surface of the heating part.
1 . A substrate treatment apparatus having a heating part, comprising:
a chuck base connected to a driving shaft in such a way as to be rotatable together with the driving shaft and having a ring-shaped spin chuck with chuck pins disposed on top thereof to support a substrate and a chuck support part located on a lower portion of inner peripheral surface of the spin chuck;
a fluid supply unit for supplying treatment liquid to an upper surface of the substrate;
a back nozzle assembly mounted through a hollow portion formed at a center of the chuck base to spray treatment liquid onto a lower surface of the substrate;
a cover glass disposed between the spin chuck and the back nozzle assembly;
the heating part disposed between the spin chuck and the back nozzle assembly in a space between the cover glass and the chuck support part; and
a heat sink contacting a lower surface of the heating part,
wherein the heat sink has a cooling water path located therein to flow cooling water therealong.
2 . The substrate treatment apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein when-viewed from above the substrate, the cooling water path has an inlet and an outlet located inside the driving shaft in such a way as to be connected to a cooling water circulation line.
3 . A substrate treatment apparatus having a heating part, comprising:
a chuck base connected to a driving shaft in such a way as to be rotatable together with the driving shaft and having a ring-shaped spin chuck with chuck pins disposed on top thereof to support a substrate and a chuck support part located on a lower portion of inner peripheral surface of the spin chuck;
a fluid supply unit for supplying treatment liquid to an upper surface of the substrate;
a back nozzle assembly mounted through a hollow portion formed at a center of the chuck base to spray treatment liquid onto a lower surface of the substrate;
a cover glass disposed between the spin chuck and the back nozzle assembly;
the heating part disposed between the spin chuck and the back nozzle assembly in a space between the cover glass and the chuck support part; and
a heat sink contacting a lower surface of the heating part,
wherein the back nozzle assembly comprises:
a purge gas spray hole formed on a given longitudinal portion of the back nozzle assembly in a circumference direction thereof above the heating part; and a first purge gas supply path located in the back nozzle assembly in such a way as to communicate with the purge gas spray hole.
4 . The substrate treatment apparatus according to claim 3 , wherein the back nozzle assembly comprises:
a coupling groove formed on outer peripheral surface of the back nozzle assembly to insert the cover glass thereinto; and
a second purge gas supply path located in the back nozzle assembly in such a way as to communicate to the coupling groove.
5 . The substrate treatment apparatus according to claim 4 , wherein a top surface of the coupling groove and a portion of a top surface of the cover glass facing the top surface of the coupling groove are inclined upward toward a center of the driving shaft.
6 . A substrate treatment apparatus having a heating part, comprising:
a chuck base connected to a driving shaft in such a way as to be rotatable together with the driving shaft and having a ring-shaped spin chuck with chuck pins disposed on top thereof to support a substrate and a chuck support part located on a lower portion of inner peripheral surface of the spin chuck;
a fluid supply unit for supplying treatment liquid to an upper surface of the substrate;
a back nozzle assembly mounted through a hollow portion formed at a center of the chuck base to spray treatment liquid onto a lower surface of the substrate;
a cover glass disposed between the spin chuck and the back nozzle assembly;
the heating part disposed between the spin chuck and the back nozzle assembly in a space between the cover glass and the chuck support part; and
a heat sink contacting a lower surface of the heating part,
wherein the heating part and the heat sink are configured to be movable in upward and downward directions.