Four high spatial resolution techniques (DSL, SEM, SPL, EBIC) turned out to be effective in mapping individual alpha and beta dislocations induced by micro-indentation in LEC GaAs and InP. A one-to-one correlation between all these methods is demonstrated. Surface profiling and SEM imaging showed that alpha and beta dislocations exhibit a different behaviour upon DSL etching. The possible reason for such behaviour is explained in terms of the different core structure of the alpha and beta dislocations. On the basis of DSL etch features on the indentation rosettes the mechanisms of dislocation motion are discussed

Complementary study of Indentation-induced dislocations in GaAs and InP by Photoetching, SEM, SPL and EBIC

C Frigeri;R Fornari
1994

Abstract

Four high spatial resolution techniques (DSL, SEM, SPL, EBIC) turned out to be effective in mapping individual alpha and beta dislocations induced by micro-indentation in LEC GaAs and InP. A one-to-one correlation between all these methods is demonstrated. Surface profiling and SEM imaging showed that alpha and beta dislocations exhibit a different behaviour upon DSL etching. The possible reason for such behaviour is explained in terms of the different core structure of the alpha and beta dislocations. On the basis of DSL etch features on the indentation rosettes the mechanisms of dislocation motion are discussed
1994
Istituto dei Materiali per l'Elettronica ed il Magnetismo - IMEM
Inglese
J. Jiménez
Defect Recognition and Image Processing in Semiconductors and Devices
DRIP 5 Conference (Defect Recognition and Image Processing for Research and Development of Semiconductors)
135
225
228
0 7503 0294 1
IOP Publishing Ltd.
Bristol BS1 6BE
REGNO UNITO DI GRAN BRETAGNA
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
06-10 sett. 1993
Santander (Spain)
GaAs
InP
photoetching
indentation
1
none
J. L. Weyher; C. Frigeri; K. Schohe; S. K. Krawczyk; T. Wosinski;R. Fornari
273
info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject
04 Contributo in convegno::04.01 Contributo in Atti di convegno
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