A. Agarwal, S. Krishnaswami, J. Richmond, C. Capell, S. Ryu, J. Palmour, S. Balachandran, T. Chow, S. Bayne, B. Geil, C. Scozzie, K. Jones
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Abstract
SiC power BJTs have been developed over the last five years into a sufficiently mature technology (1-5). The reliability and applications of these devices are now being studied. This paper summarizes the evolution of this development culminating into the most recent performance of the 1600 V, 20 A devices with a current gain of 40 in the linear region, a forced current gain of 27 in the saturation region and a specific on-resistance of 4.5 mohm-cm 2 .