Abstract
AbstractSiC crystals of high structural perfection were investigated with several methods of X‐ray diffraction topography in Bragg‐case geometry. The methods included section and projection synchrotron white beam topography and monochromatic beam topography. The investigated 6H and 4H samples contained in large regions dislocations of density not exceeding 103 cm‐2. Most of them cannot be interpreted as hollow core dislocations (micro‐ or nano‐pipes). The concentration of the latter was lower than 102 cm‐2. The present investigation confirmed the possibility of revealing dislocations with all used methods. The quality of presently obtained Bragg‐case multi‐crystal and section images of dislocation enabled analysis based on comparison with numerically simulated images. The analysis confirmed the domination of screw‐type dislocations in the investigated crystals. (© 2007 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)
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