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Silicon Carbide Grade - SiC -1H

01/11/2008 10:08 AM

I read a article on about type of silicon carbide than it state is grade is SiC - 1H

can anyone help me what does 1H reps the grade or the type of crystal structure of the silicon carbide?

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Re: Silicon Carbide Grade - SiC -1H

01/15/2008 12:41 PM

Haven't found much of anything about this except for this from IEEE:

the new vertical 1H-Sic. It should be mentioned here that the. data. for the first. epitaxial layer were gained from intensive simulation work ...
ieeexplore.ieee.org/iel5/6912/18590/00856809.pdf

Abstract
Silicon carbide switching devices exhibit superior properties compared to silicon devices. Low specific on-resistance for high breakdown voltages is believed to be the most outstanding feature of SiC power switching devices. In this paper, MOSFETs and JFETs capable to block 1800 V with a specific on-resistance of 47 mΩ cm2 and 14.5 mΩ cm2, resp., are discussed. However, there are additional advantages making SiC devices attractive for the system designer. The authors present fast recovery of the 6H-SiC MOSFET reverse diode (Qrr 30 nC, trr 20 ns) and fast switching as well as short circuit capability (1 ms) of vertical VJFETs. Finally, a short outlook to future SiC switching devices is given

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Hope this helps

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