Abstract: The present invention is provided to improve quality or manufacturing throughput of a semiconductor device. A method includes supplying a source gas to a substrate in a process chamber; exhausting an inside of the process chamber; supplying a reaction gas to the substrate; and exhausting the inside of the process chamber, wherein the source gas and/or the reaction gas is supplied in temporally separated pulses in the supply of the source gas and/or in the supply of the reaction gas. Then, the source gas and/or the reaction gas is supplied in temporally separated pulses to form a film during a gas supply time determined by a concentration distribution of by-products formed on a surface of the substrate.

Abstract: The present invention is provided to improve quality or manufacturing throughput of a semiconductor device. A method includes supplying a source gas to a substrate in a process chamber; exhausting an inside of the process chamber; supplying a reaction gas to the substrate; and exhausting the inside of the process chamber, wherein the source gas and/or the reaction gas is supplied in temporally separated pulses in the supply of the source gas and/or in the supply of the reaction gas. Then, the source gas and/or the reaction gas is supplied in temporally separated pulses to form a film during a gas supply time determined by a concentration distribution of by-products formed on a surface of the substrate.

Abstract: To improve quality or manufacturing throughput of a semiconductor device, a method includes supplying a source gas to a substrate in a process chamber; exhausting an inside of the process chamber; supplying a reaction gas to the substrate; and exhausting the inside of the process chamber, wherein the source gas and/or the reaction gas is supplied in temporally separated pulses in the supply of the source gas and/or in the supply of the reaction gas. Then, the source gas and/or the reaction gas is supplied in temporally separated pulses to form a film during a gas supply time determined by a concentration distribution of by-products formed on a surface of the substrate.

Abstract: The orientation polarization (positive and negative) of the Si—N bonds and the Si—O bonds is canceled, thereby enabling to minimize the polarization in a capacitive insulating film. As a result, a silicon oxynitride film with a small voltage secondary coefficient is formed, and is applied as a capacitive insulating film for use in a MIM capacitor. Specifically, the refractive index “n” of the silicon oxynitride film satisfies 1.47?n?1.53, for light with a wavelength of 633 nm.

Abstract: To improve quality or manufacturing throughput of a semiconductor device, a method includes supplying a source gas to a substrate in a process chamber; exhausting an inside of the process chamber; supplying a reaction gas to the substrate; and exhausting the inside of the process chamber, wherein the source gas and/or the reaction gas is supplied in temporally separated pulses in the supply of the source gas and/or in the supply of the reaction gas. Then, the source gas and/or the reaction gas is supplied in temporally separated pulses to form a film during a gas supply time determined by a concentration distribution of by-products formed on a surface of the substrate.

Abstract: Charge-up damages to a substrate are reduced in a manufacturing process using plasma, and the reliability of a semiconductor device is improved. By forming an insulating film on the back of a substrate before a step of forming a first wiring layer, even if a plasma CVD method, a sputtering method, or a dry-etching method is used in a wiring-forming step executed later, then it is possible to suppress electric charges which are generated on the substrate and which flow to the ground potential through the substrate, and to prevent damages to the substrate due to charge-up.

Abstract: Charge-up damages to a substrate are reduced in a manufacturing process using plasma, and the reliability of a semiconductor device is improved.