Abstract: A deposition method includes: (a) preparing a substrate with a recess on a surface thereof; (b) supplying an organic raw material gas to the surface to adsorb the organic raw material gas to the recess; (c) supplying an oxygen-containing gas to the surface to oxidize the organic raw material gas adsorbed to the recess; and (d) after the (c), supplying a first gas containing a dehydrating agent to the surface.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the present disclosure includes forming a stack by alternately stacking insulating films and sacrificial films on a substrate; forming, in the stack, a through-hole extending in a thickness direction of the stack; forming a block insulating film, a charge trapping film, a tunnel insulating film, and a channel film on an inner surface of the through-hole in this order; forming, in the stack, a slit extending in the thickness direction of the stack separately from the through-hole; removing the sacrificial films through the slit so as to form a recess between adjacent insulating films; forming a first metal oxide film on an inner surface of the recess; forming, on the first metal oxide film, a second metal oxide film having a crystallization temperature lower than that of the first metal oxide film; and filling the recess with an electrode layer.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to the present disclosure includes forming a stack by alternately stacking insulating films and sacrificial films on a substrate; forming, in the stack, a through-hole extending in a thickness direction of the stack; forming a block insulating film, a charge trapping film, a tunnel insulating film, and a channel film on an inner surface of the through-hole in this order; forming, in the stack, a slit extending in the thickness direction of the stack separately from the through-hole; removing the sacrificial films through the slit so as to form a recess between adjacent insulating films; forming a first metal oxide film on an inner surface of the recess; forming, on the first metal oxide film, a second metal oxide film having a crystallization temperature lower than that of the first metal oxide film; and filling the recess with an electrode layer.

Abstract: A coating method includes a) supplying a coating liquid including a resin to a lens surface of a lens body made of a resin, the lens surface being on one side of the lens body, and b) forming a film of the coating liquid on the lens surface by rotating the lens body around a predetermined rotational axis. The film of the coating liquid is a buffer layer provided between the lens body and an anti-reflection layer. When the lens surface is a convex surface, the viscosity of the coating liquid is about 8 mPa·s or more and about 26 mPa·s or less and a number of revolutions of the lens body in the step b) is about 4500 rpm or more and about 30000 rpm or less.

Abstract: A lens includes a lens body that is made of resin and that includes a convex surface, a buffer layer arranged on the convex surface, and an antireflection layer arranged on the buffer layer. The buffer layer has a thickness of about 0.7 ?m or more and about 6.1 ?m or less, and the antireflection layer has a thickness of about 0.07 ?m or more and about 0.57 ?m or less. In a more preferable lens, the buffer layer has a thickness of about 1.0 ?m or more and about 5.0 ?m or less, and the antireflection layer has a thickness of about 0.10 ?m or more and about 0.50 ?m or less.

Abstract: A film forming apparatus for carrying out a film forming process on a substrate by performing a cycle of sequentially supplying a first processing gas and a second processing gas a plurality of times in a vacuum container, includes: a rotary table having one surface on which a substrate mounting region for mounting a substrate is formed; a first gas supply part including a gas discharge portion having gas discharge holes of a first gas with a uniform hole diameter, an exhaust port surrounding the gas discharge portion, and a purge gas discharge port surrounding the gas discharge portion, which are formed on an opposing surface opposite the rotary table; a second gas supply part configured to supply a second gas to a region spaced apart in a circumferential direction of the rotary table from the first gas supply part; and an evacuation port configured to evacuate the vacuum container.

Abstract: An apparatus for forming a nitride film of a raw material component on a substrate, includes: a raw material gas supply part having discharge ports that discharge a raw material gas and a purge gas, and an exhaust port; a reaction region spaced apart from the raw material gas supply part in a circumferential direction of a rotary table; a modification region spaced apart from the reaction region in the circumferential direction and in which the nitride film is modified with a hydrogen gas; a first plasma generating part provided in the modification region and a second plasma generating part provided in the reaction region, and for activating a gas existing in each of the modification and reaction regions; a reaction gas supply part for supplying the ammonia gas to the reaction region; and an exhaust port that evacuates an interior of the vacuum vessel.

Abstract: A film forming method includes supplying a first source gas containing a first metal element onto a substrate, supplying a second source gas containing a second metal element onto the substrate, supplying a reaction gas converted into plasma and containing a nonmetal element reacting with the first metal element and the second metal element to generate a first reaction product and a second reaction product, respectively, to the substrate, to generate a third reaction product containing the first metal element, the second metal element and the nonmetal element. A mixing ratio of the first metal element contained in the third reaction product is higher than that of the second metal element, and a crystallization temperature of the second reaction product is higher than that of the first reaction product.

Abstract: A method of depositing a continuous TiN film on a substrate is provided. In the method, a continuous TiO2 film is deposited on a substrate, and then a continuous TiN film is deposited on the continuous TiO2 film. The TiN film is thicker than the TiO2 film.

Abstract: A method of depositing a continuous TiN film on a substrate is provided. In the method, a continuous TiO2 film is deposited on a substrate, and then a continuous TiN film is deposited on the continuous TiO2 film. The TiN film is thicker than the TiO2 film.

Abstract: A film forming method includes supplying a first source gas containing a first metal element onto a substrate, supplying a second source gas containing a second metal element onto the substrate, supplying a reaction gas converted into plasma and containing a nonmetal element reacting with the first metal element and the second metal element to generate a first reaction product and a second reaction product, respectively, to the substrate, to generate a third reaction product containing the first metal element, the second metal element and the nonmetal element. A mixing ratio of the first metal element contained in the third reaction product is higher than that of the second metal element, and a crystallization temperature of the second reaction product is higher than that of the first reaction product.

Abstract: A film deposition apparatus rotates a turntable and each gas nozzle relatively to each other at a rotational speed of 100 rpm or higher when depositing a titanium nitride film, to speed up a reaction gas supply cycle or a film deposition cycle of a reaction product. A next film of the reaction product is deposited before the grain size of the reaction product already generated on a substrate surface begins to grow due to crystallization of the already generated reaction product.

Abstract: A method of depositing a film of forming a doped oxide film including a first oxide film containing a first element and doped with a second element on substrates mounted on a turntable including depositing the first oxide film onto the substrates by rotating the turntable predetermined turns while a first reaction gas containing the first element is supplied from a first gas supplying portion, an oxidation gas is supplied from a second gas supplying portion, and a separation gas is supplied from a separation gas supplying portion, and doping the first oxide film with the second element by rotating the turntable predetermined turns while a second reaction gas containing the second element is supplied from one of the first and second gas supplying portions, an inert gas is supplied from another one, and the separation gas is supplied from the separation gas supplying portion.

Abstract: A method of depositing a film of forming a doped oxide film including a first oxide film containing a first element and doped with a second element on substrates mounted on a turntable including depositing the first oxide film onto the substrates by rotating the turntable predetermined turns while a first reaction gas containing the first element is supplied from a first gas supplying portion, an oxidation gas is supplied from a second gas supplying portion, and a separation gas is supplied from a separation gas supplying portion, and doping the first oxide film with the second element by rotating the turntable predetermined turns while a second reaction gas containing the second element is supplied from one of the first and second gas supplying portions, an inert gas is supplied from another one, and the separation gas is supplied from the separation gas supplying portion.

Abstract: A film deposition apparatus rotates a turntable and each gas nozzle relatively to each other at a rotational speed of 100 rpm or higher when depositing a titanium nitride film, to speed up a reaction gas supply cycle or a film deposition cycle of a reaction product. A next film of the reaction product is deposited before the grain size of the reaction product already generated on a substrate surface begins to grow due to crystallization of the already generated reaction product.