Comparison of 5kV SiC JBS and PiN Diodes

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Recent availability of large SiC wafer with reduced density of defects and maturity of our fabrication process permitted to fabricate 15A-5kV W-JBS (25 mm2) and 15A-5kV PiN (10 mm2) diodes on 4 wafers. We will present and compare their static characteristics. Several W-JBS diodes have been packaged and switched at 2.5kV to study their reverse recovery and demonstrate the major advantages of the SIC-JBS devices at high voltage.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 778-780)

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867-870

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February 2014

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