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We investigated a way of reducing the stacking fault (SF) density on a highly nitrogen (N) doped 4H-SiC crystal. SFs were generated at highly N doped crystal exceeding 4 x 1019 cm-3 and the density was increased with increasing N concentration. We found that Al co-doping had the potential to suppress this SF generation and was effective up to an N concentration of about 1 x 1021cm-3. This effect depended strongly on the Al concentration. We discussed the reason for the SF suppression effect of Al co-doping.
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