Characterization of MBE GaAs Layers Grown at 200°C–300°C
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Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
1990
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Abstract
Lattice parameter, RBS channeling, and T-dependent Hall effect and resistivity are measured in 5 μm GaAs layers MBE-grown at 200°C, 250°C and 305°C, and subsequently annealed. Perpendicular lattice parameter was increased by 0.15% for 200 °C, 0.10% for 250°C, and 0.05% for 305°C sample. No parallel mismatch was observed. In annealing up to 800°C, most recovery of lattice parameter occurred at 350°C-450°C. For samples annealed at 500° C − 600°C, the conductivity activation energy was higher in the furnace annealed sample than in the RTA-annealed sample, indicating possible depth nonuniformity in furnace annealed sample. The 600°C RTA annealed sample indicated a donor activation energy of 0.61 eV. A 600°C furnace annealed sample indicated the deep donor concentration of 1.5×1018 cm−3. Maximum mobility in the 500–600°C annealed sample was 3000–3500 cm2/Vs, limited by the neutral impurity scattering and polar optical phonon scattering.
Repository Citation
Wie, C. R.,
Xie, K.,
Bardin, T. T.,
Pronko, J. G.,
Look, D. C.,
Evans, K. R.,
& Stutz, C. E.
(1990). Characterization of MBE GaAs Layers Grown at 200°C–300°C. MRS Proceedings, 198, 383.
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DOI
10.1557/PROC-198-383
Comments
Presented at the 1990 MRS Spring Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Copyright © Materials Research Society 1990.