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publicationNumber JP-H05291190-A
titleOfInvention Plasma equipment
abstract (57) [Summary] [Object] To provide a plasma device capable of generating high-density plasma with less risk of sputtering or metal contamination of an object to be processed. A helicon wave plasma is generated by applying a high frequency to an antenna having a predetermined shape on a dielectric without using a plasma generating electrode. Electrons are extracted from the helicon wave plasma by an accelerating electrode and accelerated, and introduced into a reaction chamber to which a reactive gas is supplied. In the reaction chamber, plasma of the reactive gas is generated by the accelerated electrons, and the object to be processed is subjected to a predetermined process.
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