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titleOfInvention DC / RF hybrid processing system
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: At present, a fully-depleted silicon-on-insulator (FD SOI), which is a next generation SOI film, has not been manufactured due to a limitation in thickness control uniformity and defects. The present invention relates to at least one direct current (DC) / high frequency (RF) hybrid (DC / RFH) processing system and related direct current (DC) / high frequency (RF) hybrid (DC / RFH) procedures and DC / RF. An apparatus and method for processing substrates and / or wafers in real time can be provided by using RFH processing parameters and / or DC / RFH models. [Selection] Figure 35
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