As such, SiC will continue to play a major role in the production of future super-bright visible emitters.
Especially substrates of the 3C polytype promise good quality, single crystalline GaN films~\cite{takeuchi91,yamamoto04,ito04,haeberlen10}.
-The focus of SiC based applications, however, is in the area of solid state electronics experiencing revolutionary performance improvements enabled by its capabilities~\cite{wesch96,morkoc94,casady96,capano97,pensl93,park98,edgar92,sarro00}.
-These devices include ultraviolet (UV) detectors, high power radio frequency (RF) amplifiers, rectifiers and switching transistors as well as microelectromechanical system (MEMS) applications.
+The focus of SiC based applications, however, is in the area of solid state electronics experiencing revolutionary performance improvements enabled by its capabilities~\cite{wesch96,morkoc94,casady96,capano97,pensl93,park98,edgar92}.
+These devices include ultraviolet (UV) detectors~\cite{brown93,yan04}, high power radio frequency (RF) amplifiers, rectifiers and switching transistors~\cite{pribble02,baliga96,weitzel96,zhu08,bhatnagar92,bhatnagar93,ryu01} as well as microelectromechanical system (MEMS) applications~\cite{sarro00}.
For UV detectors the wide band gap is useful for realizing low photodiode dark currents as well as sensors that are blind to undesired near-infrared wavelengths produced by heat and solar radiation.
These photodiodes serve as excellent sensors applicable in the monitoring and control of turbine engine combustion.
The low dark currents enable the use in X-ray, heavy ion and neutron detection in nuclear reactor monitoring and enhanced scientific studies of high-energy particle collisions as well as cosmic radiation.
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