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Advances in wide bandgap SiC for optoelectronics

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EUROPEAN PHYSICAL JOURNAL B
Volume 87, Issue 3, Pages -

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1140/epjb/e2014-41100-0

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  1. Danish councils for strategic research funding [09-072118]
  2. Danish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Higher Education
  3. Swedish energy agency
  4. Nordic energy research
  5. Angpanneforeningen Research Foundation
  6. Richerts Foundation
  7. STAEDTLER Foundation [SH/eh 17/12]
  8. BMBF [INNER 03SG0393]
  9. Swedish research council [2009-5307]

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Silicon carbide (SiC) has played a key role in power electronics thanks to its unique physical properties like wide bandgap, high breakdown field, etc. During the past decade, SiC is also becoming more and more active in optoelectronics thanks to the progress in materials growth and nanofabrication. This paper will review the advances in fluorescent SiC for white light-emitting diodes, covering the polycrystalline doped SiC source material growth, single crystalline epitaxy growth of fluorescent SiC, and nanofabrication of SiC to enhance the extraction efficiency for fluorescent SiC based white LEDs.

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