We have estimated the free-carrier concentration and drift mobility in n-type 6H-SiC wafers in the carrier concentration range of 10 17 –10 19 cm -3 from far- and mid-infrared (30–2000 cm -1 ) reflectance spectra obtained at room temperature. A modified classical dielectric function model was employed for the analysis. We found good agreement between the electrical properties derived from infrared reflectance spectroscopy and those derived from Hall effect measurements. We have demonstrated the spatial mapping of carrier concentration and mobility for commercially produced 2 inch SiC wafers.
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