| 摘要 |
When the temperature of a silicon substrate is increased, a first annealing gas which is mainly composed of argon or the like that does not react with said silicon substrate with a trace of oxygen added thereto, is supplied to the position of the silicon substrate to prevent any unwanted reaction from occurring on the silicon substrate whose temperature is increasing. When the temperature of the silicon substrate is lowered, a second annealing gas which is mainly composed of nitrogen or the like which has a high thermal conductivity is supplied to the silicon substrate to quickly lower the temperature of the silicon substrate and prevent a doped impurity from being undesirably diffused.
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