Rapid thermal annealing for semiconductor substrate by using inc

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437174, 437247, 437942, H01L 21477

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ABSTRACT:
Rapid thermal annealing for heat-treating a semiconductor substrate is provided without damaging the substrate surface After the semiconductor substrate is placed in an annealing apparatus having an incoherent light source, an inert gas containing a very small amount of an oxygen gas is introduced into the annealing apparatus, while applying an incoherent light to the substrate surface from the incoherent light source. In this case, the oxygen concentration in the inert gas is defined by 10 to 1000 ppm.

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