AsH3 to Ga(CH3)3 Mole Ratio Dependence of Dominant Deep Levels in MOCVD GaAs
- 1 June 1983
- journal article
- Published by IOP Publishing in Japanese Journal of Applied Physics
- Vol. 22 (6R) , 923
- https://doi.org/10.1143/jjap.22.923
Abstract
Dependence of the 0.8 eV electron trap (so-called EL2) concentration on the As/Ga mole ratio during growth in MOCVD GaAs has been investigated by varying growth temperatures. It has been found that a demarcation exists in the growth temperatures, which divides two regions with different trap concentration-As/Ga mole ratio relationships. The trap concentration increases with the As/Ga mole ratio by the one-fourth power at growth temperatures of 630°C and 660°C, while it increases with the As/Ga mole ratio by the one-half power at 720°C and 740°C. Corresponding with this difference, there is a slight difference in activation energies between the materials grown at the lower temperatures and those grown at the higher temperatures. A possible explanation based on thermodynamic considerations is presented.Keywords
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