JP2006288009A - High-frequency power supply unit - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a high-frequency power supply unit capable of enhancing detection accuracy when detecting the occurrence of arc which occurs in a load. <P>SOLUTION: The high-frequency power supply unit 1 comprises an oscillating section 14 supplying a high-frequency electric power with respect to a load L and an amplifying section 15, a power detecting section 16 detecting the high-frequency power made incident on the load L and the high-frequency power reflected from the load L, a reflection coefficient calculation section 17 calculating the reflection coefficient based on the incident electric power to the load L and the reflected electric power from the load L each detected by the power detecting section 16, an arc detecting section 18 judging whether the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation section 17 fluctuates more than the judging reference width W which is preset within a predetermined time and detecting the occurrence of the arc in the load L based on the judged result, and a reference width setting section 18 varying the judging reference width W corresponding to the value of the reflected coefficient when whether the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation section 17 is judged to fluctuate over the judging reference width W within a judging time T. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a high frequency power supply apparatus that supplies high frequency power to a load such as a plasma processing apparatus that performs plasma etching in a semiconductor wafer process, for example.

  Conventionally, as a system for supplying high frequency power to a load, as shown in FIG. 9, for example, a high frequency power supply device 31 for outputting high frequency power is connected to the high frequency power supply device 31 via a transmission cable 32. The impedance matching unit 33 for matching the input impedance and the load impedance of the high-frequency power supply device 31 is connected to the impedance matching unit 33 via the load connecting unit 34, and is composed of, for example, a load L made of a plasma processing apparatus. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1).

JP-A-8-167500

  The high-frequency power supply device 31 is a device for supplying high-frequency power to the load L. The high-frequency power supply device 31 includes, for example, a power amplifier circuit and an oscillation circuit (not shown), and the impedance matching device 33 supplies high-frequency power set to predetermined power. Through the load L.

  The load L is an apparatus for processing a workpiece such as a semiconductor wafer or a liquid crystal substrate using a method such as etching or CVD. More specifically, the load L is, for example, a plasma processing apparatus (plasma chamber). The plasma processing apparatus uses a high frequency power supplied by introducing a gas for generating plasma into a vacuum vessel provided inside. The gas is ionized to generate plasma. The generated plasma is used to process a workpiece such as a semiconductor wafer or a liquid crystal substrate.

  Here, in the plasma processing apparatus as the load L, an arc may be generated when a large current flows inside and the impedance changes abruptly. When the arc is generated, the plasma processing apparatus may be damaged. Therefore, the high frequency power supply device 31 needs to quickly detect the generation of the arc and stop the supply of the high frequency power to the load L.

  As a method of detecting the occurrence of an arc, there is a method of monitoring the degree of change of the reflection coefficient within a predetermined time and detecting the occurrence of the arc based on the magnitude of the change. That is, as shown in FIG. 10, when the reflection coefficient Γ0 is calculated at a certain point in time t11, the determination reference width in which the upper and lower widths are defined by the reference lower limit value Γd and the reference upper limit value Γu based on the reflection coefficient Γ0. When W is set and the value of the reflection coefficient exceeds the reference lower limit value Γd and exceeds the reference upper limit value Γu during a predetermined time T, it is detected that an arc has occurred (the dashed line A in FIG. 10). Shows the change in the reflection coefficient when it is detected that an arc has occurred.)

  In the conventional method for detecting an arc, as shown in FIG. 10, the determination reference width W is constant regardless of the magnitude of the reflection coefficient. That is, the reference lower limit value Γd and the reference upper limit value Γu of the determination reference width W are set according to the value of the reflection coefficient Γ, respectively, but the difference between the reference lower limit value Γd and the reference upper limit value Γu, that is, the determination reference width W Is constant regardless of the value of the reflection coefficient Γ.

  For example, when the reflection coefficient is relatively large, since the load L is unstable, an arc may be generated due to a slight impedance change, that is, a slight reflection coefficient change. However, in the conventional method for detecting an arc, the determination reference width is constant regardless of the magnitude of the reflection coefficient. Therefore, when the reflection coefficient is relatively large, the amount of change in the reflection coefficient at that time is small. There is a problem that when an arc is generated, it may not be detected.

  The present invention has been conceived under the circumstances described above, and provides a high-frequency power supply device that can improve the detection accuracy when detecting the occurrence of an arc generated in a load. Let that be the issue.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention takes the following technical means.

  The high frequency power supply device provided by the present invention includes a power supply means for supplying high frequency power to a load, a high frequency power incident on the load, and a power detection means for detecting high frequency power reflected from the load, Reflection coefficient calculation means for calculating a reflection coefficient based on incident power to the load detected by the power detection means and reflected power from the load, and a value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation means. A high frequency power supply apparatus comprising: a determination unit that determines whether or not a predetermined reference width has changed within a predetermined time; and an arc detection unit that detects an occurrence of an arc in the load based on a determination result by the determination unit. And determining whether or not the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation means has changed by more than a reference width within a predetermined time by the determination means. When it is characterized by having a reference width changing means for varying the reference range in accordance with the value of the reflection coefficient (claim 1).

  According to this configuration, when it is determined whether or not the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation unit has changed by more than the reference width within a predetermined time by the determination unit, a reference is made according to the value of the reflection coefficient. The width is variable. Therefore, for example, if the reference width is set to be smaller as the value of the reflection coefficient is larger, an arc is generated if the reference width is exceeded even if the change in the reflection coefficient is relatively small when the reflection coefficient is relatively large. Can be detected. That is, when the reflection coefficient is relatively large, the load is in an unstable state, and if the impedance (reflection coefficient) changes suddenly in such a state, an arc is generated even if the degree of change is small. There is. For this reason, if the reference width is set to be smaller as the reflection coefficient is relatively large, even a small change in the reflection coefficient such as an arc can be properly captured. Therefore, it is possible to detect the occurrence of the arc with higher accuracy than the conventional configuration in which the reference width is constant regardless of the value of the reflection coefficient.

  The high-frequency power supply apparatus may further include supply stop means for stopping supply of high-frequency power to the load by the power supply means when the occurrence of an arc is detected by the arc detection means. ).

  In the high-frequency power supply device, the reference width is set in advance according to the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation means, and the reference width increases as the value of the reflection coefficient increases. It may be selected and set so as to decrease (claim 3).

  Further, in the high frequency power supply device, the reference width is defined by a first threshold value and a second threshold value that is larger than the first threshold value, and the arc detecting means is the reflection coefficient calculating means. When the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by (1) exceeds the first threshold value and exceeds the second threshold value within a predetermined time, it may be detected that an arc has occurred in the load.

  Other features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the detailed description given below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a high-frequency power supply system to which a high-frequency power supply device according to the present invention is applied. This high-frequency power supply system supplies high-frequency power to a workpiece such as a semiconductor wafer or a liquid crystal substrate, and performs processing such as plasma etching. The high-frequency power supply system includes a high-frequency power supply device 1, a transmission line 2, an impedance matching device 3, a load connection unit 4, and a load L.

  An impedance matching device 3 is connected to the high frequency power supply device 1 via a transmission line 2 made of, for example, a coaxial cable, and the impedance matching device 3 is connected to a load connecting portion 4 made of, for example, a copper plate shielded from leaking electromagnetic waves. Is connected, and the load L is connected to the load connecting portion 4.

  The high frequency power supply device 1 is a device for supplying high frequency power having an output frequency of, for example, several hundred kHz or more to the load L. The high frequency power supply device 1 will be described later.

  The impedance matching unit 3 is for matching the impedance between the high-frequency power supply device 1 and the load L, and includes an impedance element such as a capacitor and an inductor (not shown). More specifically, for example, the impedance (output impedance) of the high-frequency power supply device 1 viewed from the output end of the high-frequency power supply device 1 is designed to be 50Ω, for example, and the high-frequency power supply device 1 is Assuming that the impedance matching unit 3 is connected to the input end of the matching unit 3, the impedance matching unit 3 matches the impedance of the impedance matching unit 3 when viewed from the load L side to 50Ω.

  The load L is a plasma processing apparatus (plasma chamber) for processing a workpiece such as a semiconductor wafer or a liquid crystal substrate using a method such as etching or CVD. In the plasma processing apparatus, various processing processes are executed according to the processing purpose of the workpiece. For example, when etching a workpiece, a processing process in which the gas type, gas pressure, high-frequency power supply power value, high-frequency power supply time, and the like according to the etching are appropriately set is performed. Is called.

  In the machining process, a plasma discharge gas such as nitrogen or argon is introduced into a container (not shown) in which a workpiece is placed. When the supply of high frequency power is started, a predetermined voltage is applied between the two terminals provided in the container, and the plasma discharge gas is discharged by the applied voltage, so that the plasma is discharged from the non-plasma state. Thus, the workpiece is processed using the gas in a plasma state.

  The high frequency power supply device 1 in the present embodiment supplies high frequency power to the load L, and is a frequency variable device that can output high frequency power by adjusting the output frequency. Further, the high frequency power supply device 1 calculates a value of the reflection coefficient that fluctuates, detects an arc generated in the load L based on the change in the reflection coefficient, and the high frequency power for the load L when the arc is detected. And a function of stopping supply.

  That is, an arc is generated in the load L is a case where the load L is in a state where the impedance is rapidly changed due to an overvoltage or an overcurrent flowing. When this arc occurs, the plasma processing apparatus that is the load L may be damaged. Therefore, the high frequency power supply device 1 detects the arc in advance before the plasma processing apparatus is damaged, and the high frequency power with respect to the load L is detected. The supply is stopped.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the high-frequency power supply device 1 includes an output power setting unit 11, a control unit 12, a memory 13, an oscillation unit 14, an amplification unit 15, a power detection unit 16, and a reflection coefficient calculation unit 17. The reference width setting unit 18 and the arc detection unit 19 are provided.

  The output power setting unit 11 is for setting a high frequency power to be output to the load L by a user or the like, for example. Although omitted in FIG. 1, an output power setting for setting the output value of the high frequency power is provided. An operation unit including a switch and an output start switch for instructing start of supply of high-frequency power is provided. The output value of the high frequency power set in the output power setting unit 11 is output to the control unit 12.

  The control unit 12 serves as a control center of the high-frequency power supply device 1, and outputs a control signal to the oscillation unit 14 based on the output value of the high-frequency power set in the output power setting unit 11. Is used to supply high frequency power. In addition, the control unit 12 according to the present embodiment stops the supply of high-frequency power to the load L by controlling the oscillation unit 14 based on the detection signal from the arc detection unit 19.

  A memory 13 is connected to the control unit 12, and a memory 13 stores a control program for supplying high frequency power to the load L. Further, the memory 13 stores determination reference width data (constants K2, K3, etc., which will be described later) and determination time data which are used in a process for detecting the occurrence of an arc, which will be described later. The memory 13 stores the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation unit 17 as variable data. The determination reference width and determination time will be described later.

  The oscillation unit 14 is configured to control the output frequency of the oscillation output by a control signal from the control unit 12. When it is necessary to adjust the output frequency of the high frequency power, the oscillating unit 14 receives a control signal for adjusting the output frequency from the control unit 12, converts the output frequency of the oscillation output based on the control signal, The oscillation output signal is output to the amplification unit 15.

  The amplifying unit 15 amplifies the oscillation output signal from the oscillating unit 14 and outputs high-frequency power. The oscillation output signal amplified by the amplifying unit 15 is output to the impedance matching unit 3 via the power detecting unit 16.

  The power detection unit 16 detects high-frequency power output from the amplification unit 15, and is configured by, for example, a directional coupler. The power detection unit 16 separates a high frequency (hereinafter referred to as a traveling wave) traveling from the amplification unit 14 toward the load L and a high frequency (hereinafter referred to as a reflected wave) reflected from the load L side. Are detected respectively. The traveling wave power value and the reflected wave power value detected by the power detection unit 16 are output to the reflection coefficient calculation unit 17.

  The reflection coefficient calculation unit 17 calculates the reflection coefficient Γ based on the traveling wave power value and the reflected wave power value input from the power detection unit 16. The reflection coefficient Γ is obtained, for example, by calculating the ratio Pr / Pf between the traveling wave power Pf and the reflected wave power Pr. The value of the reflection coefficient Γ is output to the reference width setting unit 19.

The reference width setting unit 18 sets a determination reference width as a determination reference in a determination process in which it is determined whether or not an arc has occurred based on a change in the value of the reflection coefficient within a predetermined time (determination time). Is. Here, as shown in FIG. 2, the determination reference width is a width determined by a determination reference lower limit value Γd and a determination reference upper limit value Γu that is larger than the reflection coefficient with respect to the reflection coefficient. The determination time refers to the time during which the determination process is performed, and is the time represented by T shown in FIG. 2 (for example, 100 μsec). That is, the determination time T is a time from time t ₂ after the lapse of a predetermined time T0 with respect to time t ₁ when the reflection coefficient is calculated, to time t ₃ when the determination process ends. The predetermined time T may be set to an arbitrary value.

  In the reference width setting unit 18, when the reflection coefficient is input from the reflection coefficient calculation unit 17, the determination reference width W is set according to the value of the reflection coefficient. W is made variable according to the value of the reflection coefficient. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, when the value of the reflection coefficient Γ0 is relatively large, the determination reference width W is set small, and when the value of the reflection coefficient Γ0 is relatively small, the determination reference width W is set large.

  As a specific method for setting the determination reference width W, the reference lower limit value Γd is set by multiplying the calculated reflection coefficient Γ0 by a predetermined constant K1 (for example, 1.01). The constant K1 is raised by a predetermined value Γa with respect to the calculated value of the reflection coefficient Γ0, and the reference lower limit value Γd is set slightly higher than the value of the reflection coefficient Γ0. Further, the determination reference width W is set by multiplying the constant K2 set based on the calculated reflection coefficient Γ0 by the basic value B. The basic value B indicates the minimum unit of the determination reference width W, and the constant K2 is a value determined in advance according to the calculated value of the reflection coefficient Γ0. In the present embodiment, the value of the constant K2 is set to be smaller as the value of the reflection coefficient Γ0 is larger. The reference upper limit value Γu is represented by the reference lower limit value Γd + basic value B × constant K2, and the reference upper limit value Γu is set by substituting each numerical value into the above equation.

  Note that the method of setting the determination reference width W is not limited to the above method, and other methods may be used. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the reflection coefficient may be divided into a plurality of zones according to the value, and may be set in advance so that the determination reference width W varies depending on each zone. In this case, the determination reference width W is set to be smaller as the zone has a larger reflection coefficient value. For example, if the calculated reflection coefficient Γ0 is in the A zone, the determination reference width W is, for example, ± 10% of the reflection coefficient Γ0. For example, if the calculated reflection coefficient Γ0 is in the E zone, the determination reference width W is, for example, ± 500% of the calculated reflection coefficient Γ0.

  Thus, if the determination reference width W is varied according to the value of the reflection coefficient, the occurrence of an arc can be detected with high accuracy. For example, since the judgment reference width is set to be smaller as the reflection coefficient value is larger, it is detected that an arc has occurred if the judgment reference width is exceeded even if the change when the reflection coefficient is relatively large is small. can do.

  That is, when the reflection coefficient is relatively large, the load L is in an unstable state. If the impedance (reflection coefficient) changes suddenly in such a state, an arc is generated even if the degree of change is small. Sometimes. For this reason, if the determination reference width W is set to be smaller as the reflection coefficient is relatively large, even a small change in the reflection coefficient such that an arc is generated can be properly captured. Therefore, it is possible to detect the occurrence of the arc with higher accuracy than the conventional configuration in which the reference width is constant regardless of the value of the reflection coefficient. Moreover, as a result of detecting the occurrence of the arc with high accuracy, the possibility that the load L is damaged can be reduced.

  The determination reference width W is set to be relatively large as the reflection coefficient value is relatively small. In a state where the value of the reflection coefficient is relatively small, the state of the load L is relatively stable. Therefore, if the determination reference width W is reduced in such a state, occurrence of an arc is frequently detected. In this embodiment, when the value of the reflection coefficient is relatively small, the determination reference width W is set to be large, so that the occurrence of arcs is not frequently detected, and a practical device is obtained.

  Returning to FIG. 1, the arc detection unit 19 detects whether or not an arc has occurred in the load L based on the value of the reflection coefficient Γ from the reflection coefficient calculation unit 17. The arc detection unit 19 receives the value of the reflection coefficient Γ from the reflection coefficient calculation unit 17, and when the value of the reflection coefficient Γ changes within the predetermined time T by the determination reference width W, that is, the value of the reflection coefficient Γ is When the reference lower limit value Γd is exceeded and the reference upper limit value Γu is exceeded within a predetermined time T, it is detected that the impedance has changed abruptly and an arc has occurred in the load L. When the arc detector 19 detects the occurrence of an arc, it outputs a detection signal to the controller 12.

  Next, the control operation in the above configuration will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.

  First, when the output level of high frequency power is set by the user's operation through the output power setting unit 11, high frequency power is supplied from the high frequency power supply device 1 to the load L (S1). That is, in the control unit 12, first, a control signal for outputting high frequency power at a predetermined output frequency is output to the oscillation unit 12. In the oscillation unit 12, an oscillation output signal to be output at a predetermined output frequency is output to the amplification unit 15, and high-frequency power based on the predetermined output frequency is output from the amplification unit 15 to the load L.

  The power detection unit 16 detects the traveling wave power based on the high frequency power output from the amplification unit 15 and detects the reflected wave power based on the high frequency reflected by the load L. The reflected wave power is output to the reflection coefficient calculation unit 17. The reflection coefficient calculator 17 calculates the reflection coefficient Γ based on the traveling wave power and the reflected wave power (S2). The calculated reflection coefficient Γ is output to the reference width setting unit 18.

  In the reference width setting unit 18, the determination reference width W is set based on the reflection coefficient Γ calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation unit 17. First, a reference lower limit value Γd is set (S3). Specifically, the reference lower limit value Γd is set by multiplying the calculated reflection coefficient Γ0 by a constant K1 (for example, 1.01) stored in the memory 13 in advance.

  Next, a reference upper limit value Γu is set. Specifically, a constant K2 is set according to the calculated reflection coefficient Γ0 (S4). The constant K2 is a value that is stored in advance in the memory 13 and is determined according to the reflection coefficient Γ, and is set to be smaller as the value of the reflection coefficient Γ is larger. The determination reference width W is set by multiplying the constant K2 by a basic value B which is the minimum unit of the determination reference width W. The constant K2 is a value determined in advance according to the calculated value of the reflection coefficient Γ0. Then, the reference upper limit value Γu is set by the reference lower limit value Γd + basic value B × constant K2 (S5).

  When the reference upper limit value Γu is set, the timer is started after a certain time T0 when the reflection coefficient Γ is calculated (S6), and the determination process is started. During the determination time T, the value of the reflection coefficient Γ is always calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation unit 17 and the value is input to the arc detection unit 19. Then, the arc detection unit 19 determines whether or not an arc has occurred.

  Specifically, first, it is determined whether or not the value of the reflection coefficient Γ exceeds the reference lower limit value Γd (S7). When it is not determined that the value of the reflection coefficient Γ exceeds the reference lower limit value Γd (S7: NO), it is determined whether the determination time T has elapsed (S8). Here, when it is determined that the determination time T has passed (S8: YES), in this case, as shown in FIG. 6, the determination time without changing the value of the reflection coefficient Γ over the determination reference width W is determined. It is determined that T has elapsed, and it is determined that no arc has occurred. Thereafter, the process returns to step S2, and the value of the reflection coefficient Γ is newly calculated.

  Further, when it is determined in step S7 that the value of the reflection coefficient Γ exceeds the reference lower limit value Γd (S7: YES), it is determined whether or not the value of the reflection coefficient Γ exceeds the reference upper limit value Γu (S9). ). When it is not determined that the value of the reflection coefficient Γ exceeds the reference upper limit value Γu (S9: NO), the process proceeds to step S8, where it is determined whether the determination time T has elapsed. Here, when it is determined that the determination time T has elapsed (S8: YES), in this case, as shown in FIG. 7, the value of the reflection coefficient Γ exceeds the reference lower limit value Γd. When the time has elapsed, it is determined that the reference upper limit value Γu has not been exceeded. In this case, it is determined that no arc has occurred.

  On the other hand, when it is determined in step S9 that the value of the reflection coefficient Γ exceeds the reference upper limit value Γu (S9: YES), that is, as shown in FIG. When the value exceeds the lower limit value Γd and also exceeds the reference upper limit value Γu, since the reflection coefficient changes rapidly, the arc detection unit 19 detects that an arc has occurred (S10).

  When the arc detection unit 19 detects that an arc has occurred, a detection signal is output to the control unit 12, and the control unit 12 performs a process of stopping the supply of high-frequency power (S11). That is, the control unit 12 stops outputting the control signal to the oscillation unit 14. Thereby, the supply of the high frequency power to the load L is stopped, and the machining process is stopped at the load L.

  Since the above determination process is repeatedly performed unless the occurrence of an arc is detected, the machining process can be performed in a stable state at the load L.

  Of course, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above. For example, when the occurrence of an arc is detected, the detection signal may be output to an external processing device (not shown).

1 is a configuration diagram of a high frequency power supply system to which a high frequency power supply device according to the present invention is applied. It is a figure for demonstrating the determination reference | standard width and determination time. It is a figure for demonstrating the setting of the criterion width | variety with respect to the value of a reflection coefficient. It is a figure which shows the relationship between a zone and a determination reference | standard width. It is a flowchart which shows the control operation of a high frequency power supply device. It is a figure which shows the relationship between time when a reflection coefficient does not exceed a reference | standard minimum value, and a reflection coefficient. It is a figure which shows the relationship between time when a reflection coefficient exceeds a reference | standard lower limit, but does not exceed a reference | standard upper limit, and a reflection coefficient. It is a figure which shows the relationship between time when a reflection coefficient exceeds a reference | standard lower limit and a reference | standard upper limit, and a reflection coefficient. It is a block diagram of the conventional high frequency electric power supply system. It is a figure for demonstrating the setting of the determination reference width | variety with respect to the value of the conventional reflection coefficient.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 High frequency power supply device 3 Impedance matching device 11 Output power setting part 12 Control part 13 Memory 14 Oscillation part 15 Amplification part 16 Power detection part 17 Reflection coefficient calculation part 18 Reference width setting part 19 Arc detection part L Load W Determination reference width

Claims (4)

Power supply means for supplying high frequency power to the load;
Power detection means for detecting high frequency power incident on the load and high frequency power reflected from the load;
Reflection coefficient calculation means for calculating a reflection coefficient based on the incident power to the load detected by the power detection means and the reflected power from the load;
Discrimination means for discriminating whether or not the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation means has changed by a predetermined reference width or more within a predetermined time;
An arc detection means for detecting the occurrence of an arc in the load based on a determination result by the determination means;
When it is determined whether or not the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation means has changed by more than the reference width within a predetermined time by the determination means, the reference width is variable according to the value of the reflection coefficient. A high frequency power supply device comprising a reference width changing means for performing the above operation.   The high frequency power supply device according to claim 1, further comprising a supply stop unit that stops the supply of the high frequency power to the load by the power supply unit when occurrence of an arc is detected by the arc detection unit.   The reference width is set in advance according to the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation means, and is selected and set so that the reference width decreases as the reflection coefficient value increases. The high frequency power supply device according to claim 1 or 2. The reference width is defined by a first threshold value and a second threshold value that is larger than the first threshold value,
The arc detection means detects that an arc has occurred in the load when the value of the reflection coefficient calculated by the reflection coefficient calculation means exceeds the first threshold value and exceeds the second threshold value within a predetermined time. The high frequency power supply device according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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