Impedance matching apparatus

1. An impedance matching apparatus for matching impedance to a plasma load, comprising:

a first frequency impedance matching circuit unit configured to transfer an output of a first frequency RF power source unit, operating at a first frequency, to the plasma load; and

a second frequency impedance matching circuit unit configured to transfer an output of a second frequency RF power source unit, operating at a second frequency higher than the first frequency, to the plasma load,

wherein the first frequency impedance matching circuit unit includes a T-type matching circuit, and the second frequency impedance matching circuit unit includes a standard L-type matching circuit or a Π-type matching circuit, and

wherein the first frequency impedance matching circuit unit further includes a first frequency output filter unit disposed between the T-type matching circuit and the plasma load.

2. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the T-type matching circuit comprises:

a first variable capacitor connected to an input terminal N LIN receiving a power of the first frequency RF power source unit;

a second variable capacitor having one end connected the first variable capacitor and the other end connected to an output terminal N LOUT outputting a power of the first frequency RF power source unit; and

a first inductor having one end connected to a connection terminal of the first variable capacitor and the second variable capacitor and the other end grounded.

3. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 2 , wherein the T-type matching circuit further includes a second inductor coupled between the connection terminal and the second variable capacitor.

4. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 2 , wherein the T-type matching circuit further includes a fixed capacitor having one end connected to the output terminal N LOUT and the other end grounded.

5. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the first frequency is one of 0.1 to 14 MHz, and the second frequency is one of 10 to 200 MHz.

6. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 1 ,

wherein the first frequency output filter unit includes:

a fixed capacitor having one end connected to an output terminal of the T-type impedance matching circuit and the other end connected to the plasma load; and

an inductor connected in parallel to the fixed capacitor, and wherein the first frequency output filter unit is a bandstop filter stopping a second frequency component through LC resonance.

7. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 6 , wherein the first frequency output filter unit has a reactance of −1000 ohms or less at the second frequency.

8. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the standard L-type matching circuit comprises:

a first variable capacitor coupled between an input terminal N HIN receiving a power of the second frequency RF power source unit and a ground; and

a second variable capacitor having one end connected to the input terminal N HIN and the other end connected to an output terminal N OUT transferring the power of the second frequency RF power source unit.

9. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the standard L-type matching circuit further includes an inductor connected in series to the second variable capacitor and having one end connected to the input terminal.

10. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the standard L-type matching circuit further includes an inductor connected in series to the first variable capacitor and having one end grounded.

11. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the second frequency is 60 MHz or more, and

wherein the Π-type matching circuit includes:

a first variable capacitor coupled between an input terminal N HIN receiving a power of the second frequency RF power source unit and a ground;

an inductor having one end connected to the input terminal N HIN and the other end connected to an output terminal input terminal N HOUT transferring the power of the second frequency RF power source unit; and

a second variable capacitor having one end connected to the other end of the inductor and the other end grounded.

12. An impedance matching apparatus for matching impedance to a plasma load, comprising:

a first frequency impedance matching circuit unit configured to transfer an output of a first frequency RF power source unit, operating at a first frequency, to the plasma load;

a second frequency impedance matching circuit unit configured to transfer an output of a second frequency RF power source unit, operating at a second frequency higher than the first frequency, to the plasma load; and

a first frequency input filter unit disposed between the first frequency impedance matching circuit unit and the first frequency RF power source unit,

wherein the first frequency impedance matching circuit unit includes a T-type matching circuit, and the second frequency impedance matching circuit unit includes a standard L-type matching circuit or a Π-type matching circuit.

13. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 12 , wherein the first frequency input filter unit comprises:

an inductor disposed between an output terminal of the first frequency RF power source unit and the input terminal of the T-type matching circuit;

a first fixed capacitor having one end connected to an output terminal of the first frequency RF power source unit and the other end grounded; and

a second fixed capacitor having one end connected to the input terminal of the second T-type matching circuit and the other end grounded.

14. An impedance matching apparatus for matching impedance to a plasma load, comprising:

a first frequency impedance matching circuit unit configured to transfer an output of a first frequency RF power source unit, operating at a first frequency, to the plasma load; and

a second frequency impedance matching circuit unit configured to transfer an output of a second frequency RF power source unit, operating at a second frequency higher than the first frequency, to the plasma load,

wherein the first frequency impedance matching circuit unit includes a T-type matching circuit, and the second frequency impedance matching circuit unit includes a standard L-type matching circuit or a Π-type matching circuit, and

wherein the second frequency impedance matching circuit unit further includes a second frequency output filter unit disposed between the standard L-type matching circuit or Π-type matching circuit and the plasma load.

15. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 14 , wherein the second frequency output filter unit includes a fixed capacitor disposed between an output terminal of the standard L-type matching circuit and the plasma load, and

wherein the second frequency output filter unit is a highpass filter passing the second frequency component, and an absolute value of impedance of the second frequency output filter unit is 1000 ohms or more at the first frequency.

16. An impedance matching apparatus for matching impedance to a plasma load, comprising:

a first frequency impedance matching circuit unit configured to transfer an output of a first frequency RF power source unit, operating at a first frequency, to the plasma load; and

a second frequency impedance matching circuit unit configured to transfer an output of a second frequency RF power source unit, operating at a second frequency higher than the first frequency, to the plasma load,

wherein the first frequency impedance matching circuit unit includes a T-type matching circuit, and the second frequency impedance matching circuit unit includes a standard L-type matching circuit or a Π-type matching circuit, and

wherein the second frequency matching circuit unit further includes a second frequency input filter unit disposed between an input terminal of the standard L-type matching circuit or an input terminal of the Π-type matching circuit and an output terminal of the second frequency RF power source unit.

17. The impedance matching apparatus of claim 16 , wherein the second frequency input filter unit includes:

a first capacitor having one end connected to the output terminal of the second frequency RF power source unit;

a second capacitor having one end connected to an input terminal of the second frequency matching circuit unit and the other end connected to the other end of the first capacitor; and

an inductor having one end connected to the other end of the first capacitor and the other end of the second capacitor and the other end grounded.