Abstract
A silicon carbide (SiC) powder compact was prepared with submicrometer β-SiC, yttrium nitrate as a sintering additive, and polysiloxane-phenol resin as precursors for nanosized SiC. By hot-pressing, fully dense SiC ceramics with good electrical conductivity, as high as 3 × 104 (Ω·m)−1 at room temperature, were obtained. The ceramics could be machined to complex shapes by electrodischarge machining.
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