Single crystal SiC and a method of producing the same
AssigneeNippon Pillar Packing Co., Ltd.
InventorKichiya Tanino
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AssigneeNippon Pillar Packing Co., Ltd.
InventorKichiya Tanino
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A complex (M) which is formed by growing a polycrystalline .beta.-SiC plate 4 by the thermal CVD method on crystal orientation faces which are unified in one direction of plural plate-like single crystal .alpha.-SiC pieces 2 that are stacked and closely contacted is subjected to a heat treatment at a temperature in the range of 1,850 to 2,400.degree. C., whereby a single crystal which is oriented in the same direction as the crystal axes of the single crystal .alpha.-SiC pieces 2 is grown from the crystal orientation faces of the single crystal .alpha.-SiC pieces toward the polycrystalline .beta.-SiC plate 4. As a result, single crystal SiC of a high quality in which crystalline nuclei, impurities, micropipe defects, and the like are not substantially generated in an interface can be produced easily and efficiently.
Single crystal SiC characterized in that a complex in which plural plate-like single crystal SiC pieces are stacked while crystal orientation faces of said SiC pieces are arranged in a substantially same plane and crystal orientations are unified into one direction, and a polycrystalline plate consisting of Si and C atoms is stacked on the crystal orientation faces of said plural stacked single crystal SiC pieces is subjected to a heat treatment, whereby a single crystal is grown from the crystal orientation faces of said plural single crystal SiC pieces toward said polycrystalline plate.
A method of producing single crystal SiC characterized in that plural plate-like single crystal SiC pieces are stacked while crystal orientation faces of said single crystal SiC pieces are arranged in a substantially same plane and crystal orientations are unified into one direction, and then secured by a sintered carbon jig, a polycrystalline plate consisting of Si and C atoms is stacked on the crystal orientation faces of said plural single crystal SiC pieces which are secured in a stacked state, and
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