Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1796046 Journal of Crystal Growth 2006 6 Pages PDF
Abstract

Mixtures of powders of manganese, silicon and metallic gallium were annealed in a stream of ammonia at 1000–1050 °C. The products obtained were bulk single crystals of gallium nitride, dimensions up to 4.8×1.0×0.1 mm. The concentrations of the dopants were: Mn 7.8±0.12 at% and Si 0.5±0.2 at%. The influence of the process parameters (temperature, ammonia flow rate and composition of the Mn and Si mixtures in the substrate material) on the doping level of the obtained Ga(Mn,Si)N bulk single crystals was studied. Measurements involving X-ray diffraction and Raman methods confirmed good structural properties of Ga(Mn,Si)N single crystals. To characterize the magnetic properties of our materials, their magnetization was measured as a function of magnetic field.

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