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With the growing demand for SiC materials in power electronics, optoelectronics and other fields, the development of SiC single crystal growth technology will become a key area of ​​scientific and technological innovation. As the core of SiC single crystal growth equipment, thermal field design will continue to receive extensive attention and in-depth research.

This article mainly introduces the product types, product characteristics and main functions of MOCVD Susceptor in semiconductor processing, and makes a comprehensive analysis and interpretation of MOCVD Susceptor products as a whole.

Silicon carbide substrates have many defects and cannot be processed directly. A specific single crystal thin film needs to be grown on them through an epitaxial process to make chip wafers. This thin film is the epitaxial layer. Almost all silicon carbide devices are realized on epitaxial materials. High-quality silicon carbide homogeneous epitaxial materials are the basis for the development of silicon carbide devices. The performance of epitaxial materials directly determines the realization of the performance of silicon carbide devices.

Single crystal materials alone cannot meet the needs of the growing production of various semiconductor devices. At the end of 1959, a thin layer of single crystal material growth technology - epitaxial growth was developed.

The material of silicon carbide epitaxial layer is silicon carbide, which is usually used to manufacture high-power electronic devices and LEDs. It is widely used in the semiconductor industry due to its excellent thermal stability, mechanical strength and high electrical conductivity.

The main difference between epitaxy and atomic layer deposition (ALD) lies in their film growth mechanisms and operating conditions. Epitaxy refers to the process of growing a crystalline thin film on a crystalline substrate with a specific orientation relationship, maintaining the same or similar crystal structure. In contrast, ALD is a deposition technique that involves exposing a substrate to different chemical precursors in sequence to form a thin film one atomic layer at a time.