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Micro-Raman evaluation of 200 mm SiC material
AbstractThe study and evaluation of 4H-SiC 200 mm substrates has revealed an increase of defect density that is generated by the seed expansion. Defects disappeared in 150 mm substrates have to be faced again in 200 mm like polytype inclusions,...
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Highlights- Study of 200 mm 4H-SiC substrates by Optical microscope, micro-Raman and profilometry techniques.
8 A, 200 V normally-off cascode GaN-on-Si HEMT: From epitaxy to double pulse testing
AbstractIn this paper, we provide a comprehensive study on all aspects of development of normally-off multi-finger III-nitride HEMT on Silicon in cascode configuration. AlGaN/GaN HEMT epi-stack with in situ SiN cap was grown on 2-in. Silicon (111) using ...
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Highlights- Developed AlGaN/GaN HEMT stack on silicon via MOCVD with in-situ SiNx cap layer.The GaN layer shows the symmetric (002) and asymmetric (102) rocking curves with FWHMs of 0.22 deg. and 0.36 deg.
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RE containing glasses as effective magneto-optical materials for 200-400 nm range
Proceedings of the symposium and summer school on: Nano and Giga challenges in microelectronics research and opportunities in RussiaMagneto-optical Faraday rotation (FR), optical absorption and magnetization of oxide glasses with high concentration of rare earth (RE) ions (up to 25 mol.% of R2O3, R: Pr3+, Dy3+ Eu2-) are investigated. These glasses had a good transparence and high ...
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