Evaluation of capacitance-voltage characteristics for high voltage SiC-JFET

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Capacitance between terminals of a power semiconductor device substantially affects on its switching operation. This paper presents a capacitance voltage (C-V) characterization system for measuring high voltage SiC JFFT and the results. The CV characterization system enables one to impose high drain-source voltage to the device and extracts the capacitance between two of three terminals in FET by eliminating its influence on the neighboring terminal. The capacitance between the gate and drain, and the drain and source represents the hybrid structure of the lateral channel and vertical drift layer of the SiC JFET. © IEICE 2007.

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Funaki, T., Kimoto, T., & Hikihara, T. (2007). Evaluation of capacitance-voltage characteristics for high voltage SiC-JFET. IEICE Electronics Express, 4(16), 517–523. https://doi.org/10.1587/elex.4.517

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