Abstract
In this work, the electrical properties of SiC epitaxial films grown on single-crystalline silicon substrates with conductivity of n- and p-types were studied. It was shown that the electric response of these films to light irradiation in the wavelength range 400–980 nm had a photovoltaic nature. The photon energy of the irradiation was smaller than the energy gap of silicon carbide. The mechanisms of this effect are discussed.
Acknowledgments
The work was partly supported by the Ministry for Education and Science of Russian Federation (Grant No 16.2811.2017/4.6).