Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8150792 | Journal of Crystal Growth | 2014 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
Rapid and accurate threading dislocation density (TDD) characterization of direct-gap GaAsyP1ây photovoltaic materials using molten KOH defect selective etching (DSE) is demonstrated. TDDs measured using molten KOH DSE show close agreement with those from both electron beam-induced current mapping and planar view transmission electron microscopy, provided TDD<107 cmâ2. H3PO4 DSE is also demonstrated as an accurate method for characterizing TDD of GaP substrates. Taken together, the DSE methods described here enable TDD characterization over large areas (>105 µm2) from substrate to GaAsyP1ây device layer.
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Authors
Kevin Nay Yaung, Stephanie Tomasulo, Jordan R. Lang, Joseph Faucher, Minjoo Larry Lee,