EP0881865B1 - Dispositif de production d'une pluralité de jets de plasma basse température - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a device to produce a variety of low temperature plasma jets according to the preamble of claim 1.
- the device according to the invention generates plasma jets by means of supplied high-frequency power under Exploitation of the hollow cathode effect.
- the required energy by a high frequency generator with a frequency between 100 kHz and 100 MHz provided. Due to postal restrictions you usually use the frequency 13.56 MHz.
- the High frequency power is measured using an appropriate Network adapted.
- a special form of gas discharge is the hollow cathode discharge, which generates plasmas with a high ion density regardless of the type of excitation.
- Direct current hollow cathode discharges were reported very early in this century, for example in the article by Günther-Schulze Zeitschrift für Physik 30, pages 175-186 (1924). In the essay by Little and Engel Proc. R. Soc. 224, page 209-227 (1954), a theory for direct current hollow cathode discharges is developed for the first time.
- the article by Pillow, Spectrochimica Acta 36B, page 821-843 (1981) gives an overview of the various physical properties of direct current hollow cathode discharges.
- Low-temperature plasma jets are described for the first time in DE 3620214 A1 and in the article by Bardos and Dusek in Thin Solid Films Vol. 158, pages 265-270 (1988) in a device for plasma-assisted CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) at very high rates.
- the device consists of a hollow cathode, which is operated with high-frequency power (27.12 MHz).
- the substrate itself or the process chamber also serves as a counter electrode.
- deposition rates of a few ⁇ m per minute for the production of nitride layers can be achieved.
- no arrangement is reported which enables large-area deposition on web-shaped substrates, such as foils. Coating non-conductive substrates is also a problem.
- the high-frequency hollow cathode channels have a length of 700 mm and are provided with cathode bores. This forms an efficient hollow anode plasma, but this device is not suitable for the deposition of plasma polymer films on moving, two-dimensional substrates due to the closed construction. The construction also prevents the formation of plasma jets.
- the high-frequency hollow cathode is designed, for example, as a 30 cm long hollow cathode, it can be seen that at low chamber pressures in the range of a few millibars, a plasma jet of a non-polymerizing gas is not extracted from all the bores which act as nozzles. Depending on the operating conditions gas flow, vacuum chamber pressure, coupled RF power and the type of gas, a pattern of extracted plasma jets is formed. This pattern cannot be avoided with this device and leads to an inhomogeneous substrate influence. However, it is necessary to work at low pressures, since higher pressures can lead to higher temperatures on the substrate and thus to its destruction.
- the invention solves this problem with the features of claim 1, in particular with those of the identification part, after which the device several separate Single hollow cathode chambers, after which each Plasmajet each as a single hollow cathode chamber Discharge space is assigned and, according to which openings (6,7) in the single hollow cathodes (12) and in the Anode (11) axially aligned pairs of holes form.
- the principle of the invention is thus essentially based insist on the plasma jets individually in separate Ignite single hollow cathode chambers and out of the chambers extract each in a process room.
- the solution according to the invention succeeds in the plasma jets to supply independently of each other with working gas. This enables a permanent, even Burn all plasma jets. Fluidic disadvantages in the prior art that prevent several plasma jets emerging from a common discharge space originate, not evenly permanent burn, can be eliminated.
- the design of the device with a chamber housing and anode housing also enables deposition of insulating layers on a substrate or deposition on insulating substrates.
- a method is already known from EP 0 727 508 A1 and an apparatus for treating Known substrate surfaces.
- Here is for treatment proposed larger substrate areas, among other things, one of several individual elements Provide formed hollow cathode which are tubular or have the shape of circular disks. With the known Device is pretensioned to the substrate created. It is also suggested to put an anode on the side of the hollow cathode facing away from the substrate provided.
- openings in the anode at least in some areas to the process room. This will be the first for the surface of the anode hole which is recognizable by the plasma jet increased. But it works at the same time, side by side shielding arranged plasma jets from one another, so that they are only in an area close to the substrate overlap in the process space and in this way evenly burn. A mutual influence Adjacent plasma jets are reduced.
- Fig. 1 shows the prior art and represents the principle of creating a low-temperature plasma jet schematically. The generation is based on one on flow-physical effects. To the others the plasma serves as an electrical conductor between a hollow cathode 1 and a hollow anode 2. In a grounded total anode 11 is located one hollow cathode chamber 34 is electrically insulated surrounding hollow cathode 1.
- a non-polymerizing Working gas e.g. Argon, oxygen, nitrogen, etc. flows through the gas inlet 9 into the hollow cathode chamber 34 a. The gas then flows through a Cathode bore 6 and an anode bore 7 in the Hollow anode 2, which evacuates via the gas outlet 10 becomes.
- the hollow cathode 1 by a high frequency generator 8 (e.g. 13.56 MHz) is powered a hollow cathode plasma 3 in the hollow cathode chamber 34 generated.
- the total electrical discharge current also flows through the cathode bore in the plasma 6 and the anode bore 7, so that a zone higher Ion density is created. Both effects create together the Plasmajet 5.
- a gas outlet 10 is provided in the hollow anode 2, in which a hollow anode plasma 4 burns.
- a process room 33 is therefore not completely closed. It can therefore lead to a flow of plasma or gas the holes 6, 7 and come through the process space 33 and the plasma jets 5 can exit the anode bore 5 be extracted.
- Fig. 2a is a longitudinal section through a schematic illustrated first embodiment of the Device for generating several linearly arranged Low temperature plasma jets mapped, with each plasma jet 5 separately in a single hollow cathode chamber 32 of a single hollow cathode 12 is generated.
- the plasma jets 5 each penetrate an area between the cathode bore 6 and the anode bore 7. They extend beyond the bore areas both in the process space 33 and in the single hollow cathode chambers 32 in. Because of the pressure differences each plasma jet 5 flows through the Cathode bore 6 and the anode bore 7 in the process space 33rd
- An overall hollow cathode 27 is coaxial in one Total hollow anode 13 arranged and by ceramic Insulating pieces 20 a-d electrically from the grounded total hollow anode 13 isolated. So a dark room 26 with a width of preferably 2.5 mm.
- the Total hollow cathode 27 is via the high frequency feed 14 supplied with high-frequency power. there is used to isolate the high frequency feed in the Anode 19 is a sleeve, preferably made of PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) used.
- Several single hollow cathodes 12 are linear a total hollow cathode 27 is arranged.
- the single hollow cathode chambers 32 of the single hollow cathodes 12 via a cathode gas supply 16 with working gas provided.
- the working gas flows through one Single hollow cathode gas inlet 15 into the single hollow cathode chambers 32.
- a total gas supply 18 leads the working gas from the outside on both sides of the device the total hollow cathode 27.
- An insulation section 17 isolates the total gas supply 18 from the cathode gas supply 16. This insulating section 17 is shaped so that a parasitic discharge between Total hollow anode 13 and the total hollow cathode 27 is prevented.
- the total hollow cathode 27 comprises a total hollow cathode tube 28, which in the exemplary embodiment Inside diameter of 43 mm with a wall thickness of about 10 mm and a length of, for example, 300 mm Has.
- the total hollow anode 13 has an inner diameter of 68 mm and a wall thickness of preferably 6 mm at a length of 324 mm.
- the cathode bores 6 form together with the opposite anode holes 7 shows a row parallel to a longitudinal axis of FIG Total hollow cathode 27.
- One cathode hole each 6 and an anode hole 7 are axially aligned Hole par arranged.
- the cathode bore 6 has a diameter of preferably 10 mm.
- the ones shown in the example Anode holes 7 each have a diameter of 4 mm. Due to the gas flow in each hollow cathode chamber 32 under increased pressure over that Process space 33 flowing in working gas, flows in Plasmajet 5 from the holes 6 and 7 in the process room 33.
- the total gas supply 18 is e.g. by formed a 6 mm thick stainless steel tube.
- the Cathode gas supply 16 is through a tube of 6 mm Realized diameter on which several disks 29th with a thickness of 1 mm and a diameter of 43 mm fixed at a respective distance of preferably 20 mm are.
- the tube 16 with the washers 29 is in pushed the tube 28 forming the entire hollow cathode 27 and thus forms toroidal single hollow cathode chambers 32 of the single hollow cathodes 12.
- the cathode gas supply forming tube 16 has wall openings 15 through which the working gas into the single hollow cathode chambers 32 arrives.
- the number of wall openings 15 corresponds to the number of single hollow cathode chambers 32. Any non-polymerizing gas can be used as the working gas Gas can be used.
- This linear device is designed so that one that can be extended in discrete units of 300 mm Device for generating any large number of high-frequency hollow cathode low-temperature plasma jets results.
- To a bilateral Treatment or coating of a substrate can achieve two parallel linear trained Devices perpendicular to the direction of movement of the Substrate are arranged opposite to each other.
- the high frequency power is balanced RF distributor fed to the pair of devices.
- This distributor is designed so that the distance of the two devices can be varied to each other can.
- the high-frequency power is via a plug connection, which is also the principle of modularity supported, coupled into the total hollow cathode 27.
- FIG. 2b shows a cross section through a toroidal Single hollow cathode 12 of the device with process space and substrate.
- the plasma jet 5 excites the monomer 22 supplied outside the device in a remote process, analogously to the article by Korzec, Theirich, Werner, Traub and Engemann, Surf. and Coating Technol. 74-75, p. 67-74 (1995), for polymerization on the surface of a substrate 24.
- the monomer 22 to be polymerized is fed through a monomer gas feed 21 a, b with bores, which is arranged near the device according to the invention.
- a coating plasma zone 23 is formed in the process space 33.
- the monomer polymerizes on the substrate 24 and forms a plasma polymer film 25.
- the ion density within a plasma jet 5 is up to 10 12 ions per cm 3 .
- Fig. 3a is a second embodiment shown.
- This device works according to the same principle and also enables generation a variety of intense high-frequency hollow cathode low-temperature plasma jets. While that in 2a and 2b example shown a linear Arrangement of single hollow cathode chambers 32 of the single hollow cathodes 12 shows the single hollow cathodes here 12 along with the single hollow cathode chambers 32 arranged on one level. This leads to a Matrix-like formation of plasma jets.
- the single hollow cathode chambers 32nd circular cylindrical design In contrast to the annular single hollow cathode chambers 32 in FIGS. 3a and 3b are in this Embodiment the single hollow cathode chambers 32nd circular cylindrical design.
- the feeding of the Working gas is emitted from one end face the cylinder forth through a gas inlet 15.
- the Gas outlet, the bore 6 in the chamber housing of the single hollow cathode 12, is on the opposite End face of the cylinder arranged.
- the single hollow cathodes 12 are in one Total hollow cathode 27, which is even within the Total anode 13 is arranged.
- Total hollow cathode 27 and total anode 13 are by ceramic insulating pieces 20 a-d separated.
- the total anode 13 is at the electrical earth potential.
- the Total hollow cathode 27 is via the high frequency feed 14 supplied with high-frequency power.
- the High-frequency feed 14 is electrical from the anode 19 insulated, preferably as insulating material PFTE (polytetrafluoroethylene) is used.
- PFTE polytetrafluoroethylene
- Total hollow cathode 27 is over the insulating section 17th the gas supply and via the total gas supply 18 supplied with a non-polymerizing working gas.
- This insulating section 17 of the gas supply is shaped in such a way that a parasitic discharge between Total anode 13 and the total hollow cathode 27 prevented becomes.
- 3b is a cross section of the device for generating low-temperature plasma jets arranged in a matrix shown.
- the working gas flows from the insulating section 17 of the gas supply into the cathode gas supply 16, which is designed as a channel system is.
- the gas flows from the cathode gas supply 16 through the hollow cathode gas inlet 15 into each one Hollow cathode chamber 32 to a hollow cathode plasma 3 ignite.
- a plasma jet 5 forms in the range of Cathode bore 6 and anode bore 7 and flows through the anode bore 7 into the process space 33.
- Each single hollow cathode chamber 32 of the hollow cathode 12 has a diameter of preferably 20 mm to 40 mm.
- the length is e.g. 50 mm.
- the total hollow cathode 27 has, for example a length of approx. 264 mm with a width of e.g. 125 mm.
- the hollow cathode gas inlet 15 has a diameter of 2 mm.
- the total hollow cathode 27 is from a space or dark room 26 of width 2 mm surrounded.
- the cathode bore 6 has a diameter of 10 mm and the anode holes 7 a diameter of 4 mm.
- the total gas supply 18 is, for example formed by a 6 mm thick stainless steel tube.
- the monomer 22 to be polymerized is by a arranged near the device according to the invention Monomergaszussel 21 with holes analogous to Fig. 2b supplied.
- FIG. 4 shows an enlarged section of the area of the bores 6, 7 of the device described above.
- the ratio of cathode area to anode area plays an important role for the generation of the plasma jet and the operation of the device, as in the article by Horwitz, J. Vac. Sci. Technol . A1 page 60-68 (1983).
- the cylindrical bore 7 of the entire anode 11 is designed step-like.
- the plasma jet 5 flows through the cathode bore 6 to the anode bore 7.
- An optimum area ratio is achieved when the cathode surface and the anode surface are of the same size.
- the anode bore 7 can face the process space also expand conically or curved. same for for the cathode hole 6.
- This arrangement according to the invention can the voltage distribution at the high-frequency electrodes adjust so that you get high-intensity plasma jets can extract. It is ensured that the electric discharge current across the surface of the cylindrical, stepped anode bore 7 flows and a covering of the entire anode 11 with the anode bores 7 is avoided with a plasma.
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- Dispositif de production d'une pluralité de jets de plasma basse température (5) au moyen d'une puissance à haute fréquence en utilisant des décharges en cathode creuse effectuées en au moins une chambre à cathode creuse (32), entourée par une cathode creuse (12), comprenant au moins une ouverture d'admission (15) pour un gaz de travail, avec au moins une anode (11) voisine de la cathode creuse (12), la cathode creuse (12) et l'anode (11) présentant des ouvertures (6, 7) opposées l'une à l'autre, à travers lesquelles les jets de plasma (5) arrivent depuis la cathode creuse (32) dans un chambre à processus (33), caractérisé par le fait que le dispositif comprend plusieurs chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32), en ce que, à chaque jet de plasma (5) est associée une chambre à cathode creuse individuelle (32) à titre d'enceinte de décharge, et par le fait que des ouvertures (6, 7), ménagées dans les cathodes creuses individuelles (12) et dans l'anode (11), forment des paires de perçages alignés axialement entre eux.
- Dispositif selon la revendication 1, caractérisé par le fait que la chambre à cathode creuse est subdivisée, en formant des cathodes creuses individuelles (12), en une pluralité de chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32) et chaque cathode creuse individuelle (12) présente une ouverture d'introduction (15) propre pour l'injection du gaz de travail.
- Dispositif selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé par le fait que les chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32) sont disposées en rangées.
- Dispositif selon la revendication 3, caractérisé par le fait que l'agencement en rangées s'étend de façon linéaire.
- Dispositif selon la revendication 3, caractérisé par le fait que les chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32) sont disposées en forme d'anneau.
- Dispositif selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé par le fait que les chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32) sont disposées le long d'une face.
- Dispositif selon la revendication 6, caractérisé par le fait que la face est un plan.
- Dispositif selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé par le fait que les chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32) sont disposées sur plusieurs côtés, opposés les uns les autres, d'une enceinte de processus (3).
- Dispositif selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé par le fait que les chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32) sont formées par agencement de parois de séparation (29) dans un boítier global pour cathodes (27).
- Dispositif selon la revendication 9, caractérisé par le fait que le boítier global pour cathodes (27) est entouré par un boítier global pour anodes (13).
- Dispositif selon la revendication 10, caractérisé par le fait que le boítier global pour anodes (13) est raccordé électriquement à la terre.
- Dispositif selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé par le fait que des ouvertures (7) ménagées dans l'anode (11) vont en s'élargissant chacune au moins par zones, en allant dans la direction de l'enceinte de processus (33).
- Dispositif selon la revendication 12, caractérisé par le fait que les ouvertures (7) ménagées dans l'anode (11) vont en s'élargissant par degrés, en allant en direction de l'enceinte de processus (33).
- Dispositif selon la revendication 13, caractérisé en ce que les degrés sont chacun formés par une collerette disposée sur la paroi, située côté processus, de l'anode (11).
- Dispositif selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé par le fait que des ouvertures (6) ménagées dans les électrodes creuses individuelles (12) vont en s'élargissant au moins par zones, en direction de l'enceinte de décharge.
- Dispositif selon la revendication 15, caractérisé par le fait que des ouvertures (6) ménagées dans les cathodes creuses individuelles (12) vont s'élargissant par degrés, en direction de l'enceinte de décharge.
- Dispositif selon l'une des revendications précédentes, caractérisé par le fait que dans la zone d'au moins un jet de plasma (5) est prévu au moins un dispositif (21) devant injecter un monomère (22) dans l'enceinte de processus (33).
- Dispositif selon l'une des revendications 9 à 17, en particulier selon la revendication 9, caractérisé par le fait que l'amenée du gaz de travail aux électrodes creuses individuelles (12) s'effectue en passant par veine isolante (17), disposée entre le boítier global pour cathodes (27) et l'anode globale (11).
- Dispositif selon la revendication 18, caractérisé par le fait qu'à l'intérieur du boítier global pour cathode (27) est prévu un système de distribution de gaz (16) alimentant séparément en gaz de travail chaque chambre à cathode creuse individuelle (32).
- Dispositif selon la revendication 19, caractérisé par le fait que le système de distribution de gaz (16) est formé d'un tube.
- Dispositif selon la revendication 20, caractérisé en ce que sur le tube (16) sont disposées des traversées de paroi (15) à travers lesquelles le gaz de travail arrive dans les chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32).
- Dispositif selon la revendication 21, caractérisé en ce que les chambres à cathode creuse individuelles (32) ont une configuration toroïdale et sont disposées en rangées et le tube (16) constitue l'axe médian de l'agencement.
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