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titleOfInvention Method for manufacturing silicon carbide semiconductor device
abstract A leakage current of a SiC semiconductor device can be suppressed. After activation of impurities using a carbon layer formed by carbonizing a resist 21, the carbon layer is removed, sacrificial oxidation treatment is performed, and a sacrificial oxide film is formed on the wafer surface. A step of removing the sacrificial oxide film is performed. Thus, when the heat treatment for activation is performed using the carbon layer formed by carbonizing the resist 21 as a mask, the p − type base region 3, the n + type source region 4 and the surface channel layer 5 are formed. It is possible to remove a leak path formed by impurities moving to a shallow surface (position of a depth of about several to 5 nm). As a result, it is possible to suppress a leakage current that is considered to be caused by a leakage path on the surface side of the impurity layer. [Selection] Figure 4
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