Smooth 4H-SiC Epilayers Grown with High Growth Rates with Silane/Propane Chemistry Using 4° Off-Cut Substrates

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4H-SiC epilayers with very smooth surfaces were grown with high growth rates on 4° off-cut substrates using standard silane/propane chemistry. Specular surfaces with RMS values below 0.2 nm are presented for epilayers grown with growth rates up to 30 μm/h using horizontal hot-wall chemical vapor deposition, with up to 100 μm thickness. Optimization of in-situ etching conditions and C/Si ratio are presented.

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