Silicon carbide has suitable properties for high power electronic applications. We present here results on 6H-SiC bipolar diodes protected by Junction Termination Extension. We have achieved breakdown voltage of ~1200 V, which is close to the theoretical value, and forward current density of 120 A cm-2 at 5 V. Optical Beam Induced Current measurements and simulations have shown that JTE are very efficient and that their parameters are close to the optimum. Nevertheless, a little increase of their doping level should increase the breakdown voltage up to ~1400 V.
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