Blue/green LED epitaxy from semicera offers cutting-edge solutions for high-performance LED manufacturing. Designed to support advanced epitaxial growth processes, semicera's Blue/green LED epitaxy technology enhances efficiency and precision in producing blue and green LEDs, critical for various optoelectronic applications. Utilizing state-of-the-art Si Epitaxy and SiC Epitaxy, this solution ensures excellent quality and durability.
In the manufacturing process, MOCVD Susceptor plays a crucial role, along with components like PSS Etching Carrier, ICP Etching Carrier, and RTP Carrier, which optimize the epitaxial growth environment. Semicera's Blue/green LED epitaxy is designed to provide stable support for LED Epitaxial Susceptor, Barrel Susceptor, and Monocrystalline Silicon, ensuring the production of consistent, high-quality results.
This epitaxy process is vital for creating Photovoltaic Parts and supports applications such as GaN on SiC Epitaxy, improving overall semiconductor efficiency. Whether in a Pancake Susceptor configuration or used in other advanced setups, semicera's Blue/green LED epitaxy solutions offer reliable performance, helping manufacturers meet the growing demand for high-quality LED components.
Main features:
1. High temperature oxidation resistance:
the oxidation resistance is still very good when the temperature is as high as 1600 C.
2. High purity : made by chemical vapor deposition under high temperature chlorination condition.
3. Erosion resistance: high hardness, compact surface, fine particles.
4. Corrosion resistance: acid, alkali, salt and organic reagents.
Main Specifications of CVD-SIC Coating
SiC-CVD Properties |
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Crystal Structure | FCC β phase | |
Density | g/cm ³ | 3.21 |
Hardness | Vickers hardness | 2500 |
Grain Size | μm | 2~10 |
Chemical Purity | % | 99.99995 |
Heat Capacity | J·kg-1 ·K-1 | 640 |
Sublimation Temperature | ℃ | 2700 |
Felexural Strength | MPa (RT 4-point) | 415 |
Young' s Modulus | Gpa (4pt bend, 1300℃) | 430 |
Thermal Expansion (C.T.E) | 10-6K-1 | 4.5 |
Thermal conductivity | (W/mK) | 300 |