4H N Type Semi Type SiC Wafer 4inch DSP Production Research Dummy Grade Customization
Silicon carbide wafer is mainly used in the production of Schottky diode, metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors, junction field effect transistors, bipolar junction transistors, thyristors, turn-off thyristors, and insulated gate bipolar transistors. Silicon Carbide Wafer features high/low resistivity, ensuring that it delivers the performance you need, no matter your application's requirements. Whether you're working with high-power electronics or low-power sensors, our wafer is up to the task. So if you're looking for a top-quality Silicon Carbide Wafer that delivers exceptional performance and reliability, look no further than our product. We guarantee that you won't be disappointed with its quality or performance.
Grade | Zero MPDGrade | Production Grade | Dummy Grade | |
Diameter | 100.0 mm +/- 0.5 mm | |||
Thickness | 4H-N | 350 um +/- 20 um | 350 um +/- 25 um | |
4H-SI | 500 um +/- 20 um | 500 um +/- 25 um | ||
Wafer Orientation | On axis: <0001> +/- 0.5 deg for 4H-SI | |||
Off axis: 4.0 deg toward <11-20> +/-0.5 deg for 4H-N | ||||
Electrical Resistivity | 4H-N | 0.015~0.025 | 0.015~0.028 | |
(Ohm-cm) | 4H-SI | >1E9 | >1E5 | |
Primary Flat Orientation | {10-10} +/- 5.0 deg | |||
Primary Flat Length | 32.5 mm +/- 2.0 mm | |||
Secondary Flat Length | 18.0 mm +/- 2.0 mm | |||
Secondary Flat Orientation | Silicon face up: 90 deg CW from Primary flat +/- 5.0 deg | |||
Edge exclusion | 3 mm | |||
LTV/TTV /Bow /Warp | 3um /5um /15um /30um | 10um /15um /25um /40um | ||
Surface Roughness | Polish Ra < 1 nm on the C face | |||
CMP Ra < 0.2 nm | Ra < 0.5 nm | |||
Cracks inspected by high intensity light | None | None | 1 allowed, 2 mm | |
Hex Plates inspected by high intensity light | Cumulative area ≤0.05% | Cumulative area ≤0.1 % | ||
Polytype Areas inspected by high intensity light | None | None | Cumulative area≤3% | |
Scratches inspected by high intensity light | None | None | Cumulative length≤1x wafer diameter | |
Edge chipping | None | None | 5 allowed, ≤1 mm each | |
Surface Contamination as inspected by high intensity light | None |
1. Strong High-Temperature Stability: Silicon carbide wafers exhibit extremely high thermal conductivity and chemical inertness, allowing them to maintain stability in high-temperature environments without easily experiencing thermal expansion and deformation.
2. High Mechanical Strength: Silicon carbide wafers have high rigidity and hardness, enabling them to withstand high stresses and heavy loads.
3. Excellent Electrical Properties: Silicon carbide wafers have superior electrical properties compared to silicon materials, with high electrical conductivity and electron mobility.
4. Outstanding Optical Performance: Silicon carbide wafers possess good transparency and strong radiation resistance.
1. Inverters, DC-DC Converters, and Onboard Chargers for Electric Vehicles: These applications require a large number of power modules. Compared to silicon-based solutions, silicon carbide devices bring about a significant increase in driving range and reduction in charging time for electric vehicles.
2. Silicon Carbide Power Devices for Renewable Energy Applications: Silicon carbide power devices used in inverters for solar and wind energy applications enhance energy utilization, providing more efficient solutions for carbon peaking and carbon neutrality.
3. High-Voltage Applications like High-Speed Rail, Metro Systems, and Power Grids: Systems in these fields demand high voltage tolerance, safety, and operational efficiency. Power devices based on silicon carbide epitaxy are the optimal choice for the aforementioned applications.
4. High-Power RF Devices for 5G Communication: These devices for the 5G communication sector require substrates with high thermal conductivity and insulation properties. This facilitates the realization of superior GaN epitaxial structures.
Q: What is the difference between 4H-SiC and SiC?
A: 4H-Silicon Carbide (4H-SiC) stands out as a superior polytype of SiC due to its wide bandgap, excellent thermal stability, and remarkable electrical and mechanical characteristics.
Q: When should SiC be used?
A: If you want to quote someone or something in your work, and you notice the source material contains a spelling or grammatical error, you use sic to denote the error by placing it right after the mistake.
Q: Why 4H SiC?
A: 4H-SiC is preferred over 6H-SiC for most electronics applications because it has a higher and more isotropic electron mobility than 6H-