1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-0248(98)80241-8
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Deep levels in ZnSe epitaxial layers examined by piezoelectric photoacoustic spectroscopy

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“…The activation energies of C, B, E and A are estimated to be (55 AE 5), (620 AE 30), (870 AE 30), (1200 AE 10) meV, respectively. The values of peaks A, B and C almost correspond to those obtained by PPA spectra in a previous paper [6]. However, in this study, the new peak E appears in the n-type sample, and this may be due to differences of crystal growth conditions such as a substrate temperature or VI/II ratio.…”
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“…The activation energies of C, B, E and A are estimated to be (55 AE 5), (620 AE 30), (870 AE 30), (1200 AE 10) meV, respectively. The values of peaks A, B and C almost correspond to those obtained by PPA spectra in a previous paper [6]. However, in this study, the new peak E appears in the n-type sample, and this may be due to differences of crystal growth conditions such as a substrate temperature or VI/II ratio.…”
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“…In a previous paper [6], the PPA measurements of high-quality undoped (n À -type; high resistivity) ZnSe thin films grown by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) are carried out at liquid nitrogen and room temperatures. Three types of the intrinsic defects for nonradiative recombination processes in the undoped ZnSe epitaxial layers were obtained for the first time.…”
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“…The activation energy of the intrinsic defect is estimated to be about 1.21 eV. This value is also obtained in the nondoped ZnSe epitaxial layers at a VI/II ratio of 12 [5]. No other peak is observed in the nondoped sample (VI/II 6).…”
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