Abstract
In this article, we present a transient temperature detection device for silicon carbide (SiC) Schottky barrier diodes (SBDs) based on thermal reflection theory. We constructed a thermal reflection temperature measurement device based on a 530-nm green laser. This device is more suitable for transient temperature measurement of SiC SBDs than previous thermal reflection equipment. The accuracy of temperature measurement by our device was confirmed by comparison with the results of infrared thermal imaging. The high temporal resolution characteristics of the thermal reflection technology allowed the detection of millisecond-level transient temperature changes in SiC SBDs. In addition, we investigated the complementarity of transient temperature change curves during heating and cooling processes, as well as the reasons for the differences between these curves. Finally, we used the structural function method combined with the Bayesian deconvolution algorithm to obtain the thermal resistance along the heat flow path of the device and validated the results using an established thermal resistance testing method.
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