Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy

Stolz, W. ; Horikoshi, Y. ; Naganuma, M. ; Nozawa, K.

Amsterdam : Elsevier
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0022-0248
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autor Stolz, W.
Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
autorsonst Stolz, W.
Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
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fussnote The low-temperature growth start under Ga-dominated conditions using MEE instead of standard MBE leads to a significant improvement of the GaAs epitaxial layer quality on (100) Si. Based on these results a model for a charge-neutral GaAs/Si interface is developed. The energetic barrier for the generation of misfit dislocations on the epitaxial layer surface can be used to controle the dislocation formation at low growth temperature. A dependence of the strain relaxation on the substrate off-orientation is found. These different steps result in a reduction of the defect density near the GaAs/Si interface, an atomically flat growth surface, an improved (AlGa)As/GaAs heterointerface quality and an increase in luminescence intensity.
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Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
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Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
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Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
shingle_catch_all_1 Stolz, W.
Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
0022-0248
00220248
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_2 Stolz, W.
Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
0022-0248
00220248
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_3 Stolz, W.
Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
0022-0248
00220248
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_4 Stolz, W.
Horikoshi, Y.
Naganuma, M.
Nozawa, K.
Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
0022-0248
00220248
Elsevier
shingle_title_1 Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
shingle_title_2 Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
shingle_title_3 Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
shingle_title_4 Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
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titel Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
titel_suche Optimized growth start and controlled formation of misfit dislocations for heteroepitaxial GaAs on (100) Si grown by migration-enhanced epitaxy
The low-temperature growth start under Ga-dominated conditions using MEE instead of standard MBE leads to a significant improvement of the GaAs epitaxial layer quality on (100) Si. Based on these results a model for a charge-neutral GaAs/Si interface is developed. The energetic barrier for the generation of misfit dislocations on the epitaxial layer surface can be used to controle the dislocation formation at low growth temperature. A dependence of the strain relaxation on the substrate off-orientation is found. These different steps result in a reduction of the defect density near the GaAs/Si interface, an atomically flat growth surface, an improved (AlGa)As/GaAs heterointerface quality and an increase in luminescence intensity.
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