Polished DSP 2inch 3inch 4Inch 0.35mm 4h-semi SiC Silicon Carbide Wafer

Silicon carbide (SiC), also known as carborundum, is a semiconductor containing silicon and carbon with chemical formula SiC. SiC is used in semiconductor electronics devices that operate at high temperatures or high voltages, or both.SiC is also one of the important LED components, it is a popular substrate for growing GaN devices, and it also serves as a heat spreader in high-power LEDs.

Applications:

1) III-V Nitride Deposition

2) Optoelectronic Devices

3) High-Power Devices

4) High-Temperature Devices

5) High-Frequency Power Devices

• Power Electronics:

  • High-Voltage Devices: SiC wafers are ideal for power devices that require high breakdown voltages. They are widely used in applications such as power MOSFETs and Schottky diodes, which are essential for efficient power conversion in automotive and renewable energy sectors.
  • Inverters and Converters: The high thermal conductivity and efficiency of SiC enable the development of compact and efficient inverters for electric vehicles (EVs) and solar inverters.

• RF and Microwave Devices:

  • High-Frequency Amplifiers: The excellent electron mobility of SiC allows for the fabrication of high-frequency RF devices, making them suitable for telecommunications and radar systems.
  • GaN on SiC Technology: Our SiC wafers can serve as substrates for GaN (Gallium Nitride) devices, enhancing performance in RF applications.

• LED and Optoelectronic Devices:

  • UV LEDs: SiC's wide bandgap makes it an excellent substrate for UV LED production, which is used in applications ranging from sterilization to curing processes.
  • Laser Diodes: The superior thermal management of SiC wafers improves the performance and longevity of laser diodes used in various industrial applications.

• High-Temperature Applications:

  • Aerospace and Defense: SiC wafers can withstand extreme temperatures and harsh environments, making them suitable for aerospace applications and military electronics.
  • Automotive Sensors: Their durability and performance at high temperatures make SiC wafers ideal for automotive sensors and control systems.

• Research and Development:

  • Material Science: Researchers utilize polished SiC wafers for various studies in material science, including investigations into semiconductor properties and the development of new materials.
  • Device Fabrication: Our wafers are used in laboratories and R&D facilities for the fabrication of prototype devices and the exploration of advanced semiconductor technologies.

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