Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1789788 Journal of Crystal Growth 2016 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
We investigate the molecular beam epitaxial growth of GaAsBi and GaInAsBi layers on GaAs and InP-substrates as the materials are intended to serve as an active region in optoelectronic devices. The layers were grown at substrate temperatures between 250-400 °C and for all layers the growth rate was kept at a value of 1 ML/s. We show that bismuth incorporation into Ga(In)As is independent of the applied arsenic (As4) overpressure and can be allocated to different growth domains depending solely on the parameters bismuth flux and substrate temperature, respectively. The maximum bismuth content that could be incorporated was as high as 20.0% in GaAs.
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