2007
DOI: 10.1063/1.2734098
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Al doping in (1−101)GaN films grown on patterned (001)Si substrate

Abstract: The effect of Al doping on crystalline and optical properties of semipolar (1−101)GaN was investigated. The samples were grown on a patterned (001)Si substrate by selective metal-organic vapor phase epitaxy. The x-ray analyses showed that the strain in the (1−101)GaN layer is reduced substantially by the Al doping. Moreover, the cathode-luminescence (CL) intensity of the band edge emission band was enhanced and the linewidth became narrow. The CL images showed the reduction of dislocation density. These result… Show more

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“…In case of a (0001)GaN grown on (111)Si substrate, during the cooling procedure in the MOVPE chamber, the thermal expansion coefficient difference of 2×10 −6 /K induces strain ε=Δl/l of the order of 2×10 −3 in the grown layer. This has been confirmed by X-ray analyses of a (1-101)GaN grown on (001)Si [13]. We found that the strain along the stripe direction is ε 〈11−20〉 =2.3×10 −3 , which is in agreement with that found in a uniform (0001)GaN on (111)Si.…”
Section: Suppression Of Thermal Strain In (1-101)gansupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…In case of a (0001)GaN grown on (111)Si substrate, during the cooling procedure in the MOVPE chamber, the thermal expansion coefficient difference of 2×10 −6 /K induces strain ε=Δl/l of the order of 2×10 −3 in the grown layer. This has been confirmed by X-ray analyses of a (1-101)GaN grown on (001)Si [13]. We found that the strain along the stripe direction is ε 〈11−20〉 =2.3×10 −3 , which is in agreement with that found in a uniform (0001)GaN on (111)Si.…”
Section: Suppression Of Thermal Strain In (1-101)gansupporting
confidence: 86%
“…By adopting anisotropy etching behavior of Si in a KOH solution, (111) facet is developed easily on a Si substrate with an arbitrary orientation. Thus, Honda et al succeeded in growing (1-101)GaN on (001)Si substrate [8], (11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22))GaN on (113)Si substrate [9]. These faces are typical stable semi-polar face of the GaN.…”
Section: Growth Of Semi-polar/non-polar Gan On Patterned Si Substratementioning
confidence: 90%
“…By comparing the values with those reported for unstrained materials, we found the magnitude of the strain along the m-axis (or along the stripe direction) was as large as +0.20%, while those along a-and c-axis (perpendicular to the stripe direction) were at -0.05% and +0.02%, respectively. This shows that the sample was subject to not a biaxial stress, but a uniaxial one, which is similar to the case of (1-101)GaN on (001)Si [5].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…To do this, a (111)Si facet was formed on a off oriented (001)Si substrate by anisotropy etching in a KOH solution, and the GaN was grown on the (111) surface selectively. By tilting the crystal axis of the GaN on the substrate surface, we have achieved a GaN layer with low dislocation density and reduced strain [5]. The (111) plane of the Si forms an angle of 54.7 degree against the (001) plane.…”
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confidence: 96%
“…The large difference, however, in lattice constant (17%) and thermal expansion coefficient (56%) is still remained as an obstacle for obtaining good quality of III-nitrides [1]. There have been many reports on the attempts to reduce strain/stress by using patterned silicon substrates for the growth of semi-polar GaN [2][3][4][5][6][7]. For the growth of semi-polar (11 0 1) GaN or (11 2 2) GaN, (0 0 1) Si substrates or (3 11) Si substrates are usually used, on which etched patterns are formed for the exposure of (111) Si facets.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%