Abstract: An apparatus and method of doping ions into a substrate are disclosed and include a process chamber having an inner space in which an ion implantation process is performed, a support unit positioned in the process chamber, supporting a substrate and being electrically connected to a first power source for generating a high frequency pulse, a conductive unit separated from the support unit in such a manner that plasma associated with the ion implantation process is generated between the support unit and the conductive unit, wherein the conductive unit comprises a first etch prevention member preventing the conductive unit from being etched by a source gas used to generate the plasma, and a power port electrically connected to a second power source and generating radio frequency (RF) power applied to the conductive unit.

Abstract: An apparatus and method of doping ions into a substrate are disclosed and include a process chamber having an inner space in which an ion implantation process is performed, a support unit positioned in the process chamber, supporting a substrate and being electrically connected to a first power source for generating a high frequency pulse, a conductive unit separated from the support unit in such a manner that plasma associated with the ion implantation process is generated between the support unit and the conductive unit, wherein the conductive unit comprises a first etch prevention member preventing the conductive unit from being etched by a source gas used to generate the plasma, and a power port electrically connected to a second power source and generating radio frequency (RF) power applied to the conductive unit.

Abstract: Example embodiments relate to a method and an apparatus of ashing an object. The method may include converting a first reaction fluid into plasma, reacting the plasma with a second reaction fluid to generate radicals, and ashing the object using the radicals and the plasma.

Abstract: A method for forming trench isolation in the silicon substrate is disclosed. This method allows for an improved bonding force between the sidewall silicon dioxide layer and the sidewall of the trench. After a trench is formed, sidewall silicon dioxide is grown on the sidewall of the trench by a first oxidation process. Then, PE-TEOS is deposited on the silicon substrate and the sidewall of the trench. The PE-TEOS layer around the entrance of the trench is then etched back using argon gas. The second oxidation process or the first annealing proceeds to enhance the bonding force between the sidewall silicon dioxide layer and the sidewall of the trench. After the second oxidation process or the annealing, the trench is filled with O.sub.3 -TEOS, and then PE-TEOS is deposited over the O.sub.3 -TEOS layer. Finally, the second annealing process follows.