Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for processing a substrate, and more particularly, to an apparatus for processing a substrate, which deposits a thin-film on a substrate. The apparatus for processing a substrate in accordance with an exemplary embodiment includes a plurality of source gas supply units configured to respectively supply a plurality of source gases among which at least one contains (3-Dimethylaminopropyl)Dimethylindium (DADI), a gas mixing unit connected to each of the plurality of source gas supply units and having an inner space in which each of the plurality of source gases moves at a passing speed less than a supply speed of each of the plurality of source gases, and a chamber connected with the gas mixing unit and having a reaction space to which the source gases mixed in the inner space are supplied.

Abstract: The present inventive concept relates to a substrate treatment apparatus comprising: a support part for supporting a substrate; a first electrode part disposed above the support part; a second electrode part disposed above the first electrode part; a generation hole formed to extend through the first electrode part; and a protruding electrode coupled to the second electrode part while protruding downward from the second electrode part at a position corresponding to the generation hole, wherein the protruding electrode is formed to have a shorter length than the first electrode part in the vertical direction.

Abstract: The present inventive concept relates to a substrate treatment apparatus comprising: a support part for supporting a substrate; a first electrode part disposed above the support part; a second electrode part disposed above the first electrode part; a generation hole formed to extend through the first electrode part; and a protruding electrode coupled to the second electrode part while protruding downward from the second electrode part at a position corresponding to the generation hole, wherein the protruding electrode is formed to have a shorter length than the first electrode part in the vertical direction.