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MOVPE growth process

Static 75As NMR of the CT in powdered films of Al Ga As has been used to obtain information about possible ordering in this alloy. The milligram quantities used were obtained by an epitaxial lift-off process from the MOVPE growth substrate and subsequent pulverization. Signals from 75As[A14] and 75As[Ga4]... [Pg.283]

Earlier work was carried out with crystalline bulk InP samples prepared by the gradient freeze method [274]. As In could become scarce due to its present use in electronics [275], the use of bulk material appears too expensive for appHcations. Therefore, homoepitaxial thin films have been prepared on InP wafers which can be removed by estabhshed Hft-off techniques [276]. The preparation by MOVPE allows scaling up and fine tuning of the growth process, enabhng fabrication of films with high electronic quality [277]. Besides the hitherto used (111) A-face (see Section 2.4.2.1), the surprisingly stable In-rich (100) surface is considered here. [Pg.165]

Because of the expense and small size of ZnO substrates, it seems unclear that ZnO has any outstanding advantages over substrates such as SiC or even sapphire for use with high temperature processes such as MOVPE. Nonetheless, the potential advantages of an isostructural substrate are hard to ignore, and ZnO may prove to be important, particularly for MBE growth. [Pg.398]

Solanki CS, Bilyalov RR, Poortmans J, Nijs J, Mertens R (2004) Porous silicon layer transfer processes for solar cells. Solar Energy Mater Solar Cells 83 101-113 Suhail AM, Naji AN, Muhammed GS, Thjeel HA, Al-zaidi QG (2012) Fast response ZnO/porous silicon UV photoconductive detector. Int J Thin Film Sci Teehnol 1(1) 35—42 Vasin AV, Ishikawa Y, Shibata N, Salonen J, Lehto VP (2007) Carbonization of porous silicon for 3C-SiC growth. Mater Sci Forum 556-557 167-170 on Wiesner M, Angelopoulos EA, Rossbach R, Jetler M, Michler P (2009) GaAs-growth porous silicon. EW-MOVPE Xlll, Ulm, C.06... [Pg.238]

The process of the growth of m-plane GaN on m-plane 4H-SiC substrates by MOVPE was almost the same as that of a-plane GaN grown on r-plane sapphire substrates. GaN growth was preceded by the growth of AlN and Alo.sGao.sN... [Pg.106]


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