Abstract:Recent progress in the field of silicon carbide sensor technology, such as wireless communications and sensors, has demonstrated the need for a resilient energy supply as an alternative to conventional batteries. Previous work has shown that silicon carbide is an effective energy harvester of UV light in high temperature and hostile environments. Until now however, there has been little work undertaken to assess the long-term effects of elevated temperature on such devices. Although it is understood that silic… Show more
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