Tert-butylarsine, a less toxic and dangerous compound than arsine (AsH3), is investigated as a precursor for metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy. We have performed a comparative study on two InGaAs/InP multi-quantum well samples sharing a nominally identical structure and composition but grown with these two different arsenic sources. X-ray diffraction and optical spectroscopy (reflectivity and photoluminescence) show high material quality for both sets of samples. In particular, the use of tert- butylarsine promotes flatter interfaces characterized by a compositional grading of a few monolayers.
High-quality InGaAs/InP interfaces by the use of tertiary-butylarsine in MOVPE multi-quantum wells
Carta G;D'Andrea A;El Habra N;Rossetto G;Schiumarini D;Selci S;Zanella P
2002
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Tert-butylarsine, a less toxic and dangerous compound than arsine (AsH3), is investigated as a precursor for metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy. We have performed a comparative study on two InGaAs/InP multi-quantum well samples sharing a nominally identical structure and composition but grown with these two different arsenic sources. X-ray diffraction and optical spectroscopy (reflectivity and photoluminescence) show high material quality for both sets of samples. In particular, the use of tert- butylarsine promotes flatter interfaces characterized by a compositional grading of a few monolayers.File in questo prodotto:
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