Substrate processing apparatus and control method of substrate processing apparatus
A substrate processing apparatus includes a substrate stage on which a substrate is disposed, a first radio-frequency power supply configured to supply first radio-frequency power having a first frequency to the substrate stage, an impedance converter configured to convert an impedance on a load side seen from the first radio-frequency power supply into a set impedance, a second radio-frequency power supply configured to supply second radio-frequency power having a second frequency lower than the first frequency to the substrate stage, and a controller configured to control the set impedance of the impedance converter, and the controller sets the set impedance according to a substrate processing.
1. A substrate processing apparatus, comprising:
a substrate stage configured to dispose a substrate thereon;
a first radio-frequency power supply configured to supply a first radio-frequency power having a first frequency to the substrate stage;
an impedance converter configured to convert an impedance on a load side seen from the first radio-frequency power supply into a set impedance;
a second radio-frequency power supply configured to supply a second radio-frequency power having a second frequency lower than the first frequency to the substrate stage; and
a controller configured to control the set impedance of the impedance converter, according to a substrate processing, such that a peak of a reflected wave propagating from the impedance converter to the first radiofrequency power supply is in a period during which a voltage of the second radio-frequency power is negative.
2. The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the controller sets the set impedance according to an electron density of plasma.
3. The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the controller sets the set impedance according to an etching rate.
4. The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the controller sets the set impedance according to an etching depth.
5. The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the controller sets the set impedance such that the peak of the reflected wave propagating from the impedance converter to the first radio-frequency power supply is in a predetermined period with respect to the voltage of the second radio-frequency power.
6. The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the controller sets the set impedance for each substrate processing when a plurality of substrate processings is performed.
7. A method of controlling a substrate processing apparatus, the method comprising:
disposing a substrate on a substrate stage;
supplying, by a first radio-frequency power supply, a first radio-frequency power having a first frequency to the substrate stage;
converting, by an impedance converter, an impedance on a load side seen from the first radio-frequency power supply into a set impedance;
supplying, by a second radio-frequency power supply, a second radio-frequency power having a second frequency lower than the first frequency to the substrate stage; and
controlling the set impedance of the impedance converter, according to a substrate processing, such that a peak of a reflected wave propagating from the impedance converter to the first radio-frequency power supply is in a period during which a voltage of the second radio-frequency power is positive.
8. A substrate processing apparatus, comprising:
a substrate stage configured to dispose a substrate thereon;
a first radio-frequency power supply configured to supply a first radio-frequency power having a first frequency to the substrate stage;
an impedance converter configured to convert an impedance on a load side seen from the first radio-frequency power supply into a set impedance;
a second radio-frequency power supply configured to supply a second radio-frequency power having a second frequency lower than the first frequency to the substrate stage; and
a controller configured to control the set impedance of the impedance converter, according to a substrate processing, such that a peak of a reflected wave propagating from the impedance converter to the first radio-frequency power supply is in a period during which a voltage of the second radio-frequency power is positive.