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To: 993racer who wrote (3101)	6/29/2000 2:55:00 PM
From: mauser96	Respond to of 10714

Polycrystallin SiC has been around for a long time. It has assorted industrial uses and is the raw material for Cree's monocrystallin SiC. I'm no engineer, but from what I can determine the monocrystallin form is needed for most electronic procceses. The micropipe problem doesn't sound like it is inherent to the monocrystallin form , so if it is an engineering problem a solution will be found eventually. CREE has always been volatile, most of the moves seem to have little fundamental basis.