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titleOfInvention Systems and methods for uv-based suppression of plasma instability
abstract A substrate is positioned within a plasma processing chamber exposed to a plasma generating region. A first plasma is generated in the plasma generating region. The first plasma is configured to cause deposition of a film on the substrate until the film deposited on the substrate reaches a threshold film thickness. The substrate is then exposed to UV radiation to correct defects in the film deposited on the substrate. The UV radiation may be supplied in situ using a UV radiation device disposed to expose to a second plasma or plasma generating region configured to generate UV radiation. UV radiation can also be supplied ex situ by moving the substrate from the plasma processing chamber to a separate UV radiation device. As the film thickness increases, the substrate can be exposed to UV radiation in a repeated manner to address defects in the deposited film.
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