Activation of Zn acceptors in AlGaInP epitaxial layers grown on misoriented substrates by metal organic chemical vapour deposition

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Activation of Zn acceptors in AlGaInP epitaxial layers grown on misoriented substrates by metal organic chemical vapour deposition

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Activation of the Zn acceptors in AlGaInP epitaxial layers grown on misoriented substrates by metal organic chemical vapour deposition (MOCVD) has been successfully improved using post-heat treatment. The p-type carrier concentration and electrical activity in the (Al0.65Ga0.35)0.5In 0.5P layers were 1.8 × 1016cm-3 and 0.7, respectively. Activation of the Zn acceptors was found to be attributable to the hydrogen in the AIGaInP layer.

Inspec keywords: semiconductor doping; gallium compounds; zinc; semiconductor growth; III-V semiconductors; semiconductor epitaxial layers; chemical beam epitaxial growth; indium compounds; aluminium compounds

Other keywords: MOCVD; p-type carrier concentration; electrical activity; semiconductors; metal organic chemical vapour deposition; AlGaInP:Zn,H; misoriented substrates; post-heat treatment

Subjects: Epitaxial growth; Semiconductor doping

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