“…9,10 The "clean up" effect, whereby the oxygen is seen to transfer from the native oxides to form Al 2 O 3 and HfO 2 , is observed for the In-oxides after the first pulse of metal precursors, but the "clean up" effect does not occur for the P-oxides, leaving a P-rich oxide. 9 Recently, indium out-diffusion through high-k dielectrics upon annealing has been reported, 11,12 resulting in a P-rich interface, which have been correlated to the interface trap density (D it ) from electrical analysis. 13,14 It is, therefore, critical to control this P-rich oxide concentration at the interface for InP/high-k stack.…”