Effects of annealing on carrier lifetime in 4H-SiC

We present results of a thermal anneal process that increases the minority carrier lifetime in SiC substrates to in excess of 3μs, compared to the starting as-grown substrates with lifetimes typically in the

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Hauptverfasser: Jenny, J. R., Malta, D. P., Tsvetkov, V. F., Das, M. K., Hobgood, H. McD, Carter, C. H., Kumar, R. J., Borrego, J. M., Gutmann, R. J., Aavikko, R.
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