High-speed film forming method by microwave plasma chemical vapo

Coating apparatus – Gas or vapor deposition – With treating means

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ABSTRACT:
A film forming method and an apparatus therefor, in which reactant gas and carrier gas set at 10 torr through several atmospheres, much higher than the conventional plasma CVD gas pressure are put in a plasma condition of high density by utilizing standing waves or progressive waves of the microwave in a predetermined space, and then neutral radicals and ions of reactant species based on the reactant gas are guided to a substrate, thereby forming a thin film thereon at high-speed.

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