Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8035424 | Thin Solid Films | 2014 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
ZnO film was grown on GaN/Si by one-step hydrothermal technique at low temperature in this paper. It was found that the GaN buffer layer played an important role in depositing ZnO films. ZnO nanorod arrays with a hexagonal wurtzite structure were grown on undoped GaN/Si substrate, whereas film structure was achieved on p-doped GaN/Si. The mechanism could be attributed to the defect-rich p-GaN/Si that propagates dislocation-driven growth. The high density of dislocations provided more nucleation sites than undoped GaN/Si; thus ZnO film could be formed by aggregation of nanorods. The results will provide opportunities for the fabrication of ZnO/GaN optoelectronic devices by simple catalyst-free dislocation-driven growth.
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Authors
Naisen Yu, Lifang Du, Haiying Du, Danyang Hu, Zhangwen Mao, Yong Wang, Yunfeng Wu, Dongping Liu,