A. Bhalla, Xueqing Li, P. Alexandrov, J. Christopher Dries
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Excellent Silicon Carbide (SiC) material properties make SiC JFETs extremely attractive for high power density and high frequency power applications, as well as for circuit protection functions. The absence of a gate oxide and internal parasitic devices allows the device to operate especially well at high temperatures. The vertical current flow design of trench JFETs lead to near ideal specific on-resistance when combined with current wafer thinning and laser contact technologies. Device costs are expected to rapidly drop with the maturing of the foundry production model, migration to 6 inch fabrication and the further application of charge-balance technologies. With the availability of integrated drivers, these devices will become much easier to use. Significant packaging improvements will be needed to fully exploit these devices.