Semiconductor devices made of siliconcarbide (SiC) exhibit promising properties in particular with regard to high power, high temperature and high frequencies applications. A detailed understanding of the electrothermal behavior of these devices is indispensable for their optimization. By means of an innovative optical measurement set-up the internal electrothermal behavior of SiC devices is investigated. In addition, by comparing the results of the real experiment with those of a corresponding virtual experiment, the physical device models required for predictive device simulation can be validated and calibrated.
«Semiconductor devices made of siliconcarbide (SiC) exhibit promising properties in particular with regard to high power, high temperature and high frequencies applications. A detailed understanding of the electrothermal behavior of these devices is indispensable for their optimization. By means of an innovative optical measurement set-up the internal electrothermal behavior of SiC devices is investigated. In addition, by comparing the results of the real experiment with those of a corresponding...
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