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Novel 3-kV 4H-SiC reverse blocking (RB) metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) have been demonstrated for high-voltage bidirectional switching applications. To achieve RB capability, a series Schottky barrier diode structure was introduced onto the backside of the 4H-SiC MOSFET. The developed SiC RB MOSFET exhibits bidirectional blocking voltage over 3 kV and a differential specific on-resistance of 20 mQ · cm2at room temperature. In an inductive-load switching measurement, the RB MOSFET showed good turn-ON/-OFF characteristics at 1 kV. The bidirectional switch configured by the developed RB MOSFETs exhibited lower ON-state power loss than the series connection of the standard SiC MOSFETs at wide range of temperature and operation current, demonstrating the advantage of the SiC RB MOSFET as a high-performance bidirectional switch.
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