journal article·2022-12

A Comprehensive Review of Recent Progress, Prospect and Challenges of Silicon Carbide and its Applications

Papanasam E, Prashanth Kumar B, Chanthini B, E. Manikandan, Lucky Agarwal

Silicon· Volume 14· Issue 18
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Abstract

Energy efficient electronic design has become imperative due to the depletion of non-renewable energy resources, worldwide increase in power consumption, and significant loss in energy conversion. Silicon Carbide (SiC) is one of the material exhibiting excellent features with its physio and thermo-electric properties to operate in a harsh environments like high temperature, corrosive, and radiation ambiance with low energy consumption. Further properties viz. similar thermal oxidation state like silicon, good chemical stability in reactive environments enlarge the application spectrum of silicon carbide ranging from simple abrasive material to substrate for GaN power amplifiers used in 5G massive multiple input multiple output (mMIMO) applications and luminescent down shifting (LDS) layer in photovoltaic (PV) cells. It would be much interesting to acquaint the properties, progress, and applications of such a noble material. In this review, the material properties of SiC are discussed in detail with progress in the device fabrication. Finally, the major application domains of the SiC are discussed.
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