A 500V, Very High Current Gain (β=1517) 4H-SiC Bipolar Darlington Transistor

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 457-460)

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6 150o C RT Ic (A) RT 150o C Vce (kV) Time (µs) RT 150o C Ib (A) Fig. 6 Half-bridge inverter switching waveforms for 4H-SiC Darlington BJT using SiC MPS freewheeling diode. The load was a 1mH inductor.

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