Influence of temperature and dimension in a 4H-SiC vertical power MOSFET

ALQAYSI, MUSTAFA; Muniz, Antonio Martinez; Ubochi, B; Batcup, Stephen; Ahmeda, K

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Influence of temperature and dimension in a 4H-SiC vertical power MOSFET

MUSTAFA ALQAYSI, Antonio Martinez Muniz

, B Ubochi, Stephen Batcup, K Ahmeda

Engineering Research Express, Volume: 2, Issue: 4, Start page: 045020

Swansea University Authors: MUSTAFA ALQAYSI, Antonio Martinez Muniz , Stephen Batcup

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A study of the impact of dimension and temperature on a state of the art 4H-SiC power vertical DMOSFET has been carried out using drift-diffusion calculations in conjunction with electrical characterizations to extract physical parameters and doping profiles in a 6 μm channel length device. The mode...

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Influence of temperature and dimension in a 4H-SiC vertical power MOSFET

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