We present a comprehensive review
of the properties of the epitaxial 4H silicon carbide polytype (4H–SiC). Particular emphasis is placed on
those aspects of this material related to room, high-temperature and harsh environment ionizing radiation detector operation. A
review of the characterization methods and electrical contacting issues and how
these are related to detector performance is presented. The most recent data on
charge transport parameters across the Schottky barrier and how these are
related to radiation spectrometer performance are presented. Experimental
results on pixel detectors having equivalent noise energies of 144 eV FWHM (7.8
electrons rms) and 196 eV FWHM at +27 °C
and +100 °C, respectively, are reported. Results of
studying the radiation resistance of 4H–SiC are
analysed. The data on the ionization energies, capture cross section,
deep-level centre concentrations and their plausible structures formed in SiC
as a result of irradiation with various particles are reviewed. The emphasis is
placed on the study of the 1 MeV neutron irradiation, since these thermal
particles seem to play the main role in the detector degradation. An accurate
electrical characterization of the induced deep-level centres by means of PICTS
technique has allowed one to identify which play the main role in the detector
degradation.
keywords: 4H–SiC;FWHM;4H silicon carbide;radiation detector
Source: iopscience
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