| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1790799 | Journal of Crystal Growth | 2013 | 4 Pages |
CuGaSe2 films are grown on GaAs (001) substrates by migration-enhanced epitaxy. Electron probe X-ray micro analysis measurement shows that the CuGaSe2 films are stoichiometric regardless of the Cu/Ga supply ratio, which indicates that migration-enhanced epitaxy is useful for making stoichiometric CuGaSe2 films. Hall effect measurement indicates the p-type conductivity with the hole mobility as high as 2700 cm2/Vs at low temperatures. The photoluminescence spectrum at 4 K is dominated by the band-edge emission which includes both A-band free and bound exciton emissions. The emission due to donor-acceptor pairs and other deep levels are observed very weakly. Moreover, at temperatures above 180 K, a new emission band appears in the higher energy region of the band-edge emissions. The peak is tentatively attributed to the emission including the B-band free exciton. These results indicate that the optical properties of the CuGaSe2 films grown by using migration-enhanced epitaxy are fairly good.
► High quality CuGaSe2 single crystals are grown on (001)GaAs by using MEE. ► The stoichiometriy of CuGaSe2 is well controlled by the deposition sequence of MEE. ► The p-type conductivity with hole mobility as high as 2700 cm2/Vs at 100 K is obtained. ► The PL spectra are dominated by the band-edge emission without deep level emissions.
