Liquid phase epitaxy (LPE) of silicon carbide

Coating processes – Coating by vapor – gas – or smoke – Carbon or carbide coating

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427 85, 427 93, 427240, 427255, 427344, 427346, 4274301, C23C 1632

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ABSTRACT:
A method for making cubic SiC devices comprising the steps of preparing a preform consisting of high purity Si on which a layer of cubic SiC has been deposited by CVD; transferring the preform to a furnace containing a molten bath of Si saturated with SiC at a temperature of between 1600.degree.-1800.degree. C., the saturation being insured by the use of a high purity graphite crucible for the Si; dipping the Si-SiC preform into the molten bath and allowing deposition of more cubic SiC on the SiC layer by reducing the temperature of the already formed cubic SiC layer from the preparing step in relation to the rest of the molten bath.

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