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Introducing Foundry-Compatible SiC and GaN Trench Processing Technologies for Reliable Automotive Application

BEN JONES, Jacob Mitchell, Jon Evans, Finn Monaghan, Mike Jennings Orcid Logo, Chris Bolton, Kevin Riddel, Huma Ashraf, Owen Guy Orcid Logo

Materials Science Forum, Volume: 1062, Pages: 582 - 587

Swansea University Authors: BEN JONES, Jacob Mitchell, Finn Monaghan, Mike Jennings Orcid Logo, Owen Guy Orcid Logo

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In this paper we report the progress of our SiC trench etch development using enhanced ICP-based etch technology. Computer modelling of the electric field strength in the gate oxide as a function of corner geometry was used to illustrate trench corner rounding as an effective method to avoid to high...

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