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ANFF-Q clients are improving electrical contacts for high power devices using silicon carbide

The wide band-gap semiconductor silicon carbide (SiC) has shown attractive properties in devices operating at high temperature and high power. Researchers from RMIT, La Trobe and Griffith Universities are working with ANFF-Q to develop metal/semiconductor contacts with lower contact resistance that withstand higher power levels and use less energy. In particular, the team have systematically … Read more "ANFF-Q clients are improving electrical contacts for high power devices using silicon carbide"