Dynamic deformation modeling for the interfaces of growth, etching, and deposition under switching flow in TSSG-SiC growth

A flatter growth interface and a more acceptable growth rate can be achieved with the imbalanced switching flow for long-term SiC crystal growth.

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CrystEngComm
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ce00314h
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3
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Silicon and Solar Cell Technologies
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Dynamic deformation modeling for the interfaces of growth, etching, and deposition under switching flow in TSSG-SiC growth

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Abstract

A flatter growth interface and a more acceptable growth rate can be achieved with the imbalanced switching flow for long-term SiC crystal growth.

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