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titleOfInvention Plasma treatment method and plasma treatment device
abstract The present invention addresses the improvement of productivity. Plasma treatment includes heating the substrate support disposed in the vacuum vessel to a first temperature. A first plasma is generated by a first discharge condition between the substrate support and the shower plate facing the substrate support, and the shower plate is heated by the heat and the first plasma of the substrate support. The temperature of the shower plate is monitored noncontact. After the temperature of the shower plate reaches a second temperature which is higher than the temperature heated by the heat of the substrate support, a process gas is injected from the shower plate toward the substrate support, and the process is performed between the substrate support and the shower plate. A second plasma is generated under two discharge conditions, and the substrate supported on the substrate support is processed by the second plasma.
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