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Interface charge polarity of a polar on nonpolar semiconductor GaAs/Si with Ga and As prelayers

Won, T.
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Munns, G.
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Houdré, R.
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1986
Applied Physics Letters

We have studied the electrical characteristics of p‐GaAs/n‐Si (100) heterojunction diodes grown by molecular beam epitaxy in an effort to determine the interface polarity. A Ga or As pre‐exposure was used prior to the growth of p‐GaAs on n‐Si substrates to prevent antiphase domains. The Ga prelayer induces a shift in the built‐in voltage of −0.2 V, while the As prelayer shifts it as much as +2.0 V depending upon the As coverage. From the shift, the electrical charge and its polarity can be determined which is not possible by structural analysis. These electrical measurements are very sensitive to the interface charge properties and show very clearly that even with a submonolayer pre‐exposure, antiphase domain‐free material can be obtained.

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DOI
10.1063/1.97379
Author(s)
Won, T.
Munns, G.
Houdré, R.
Morkoç, H.
Date Issued

1986

Publisher

AIP American Institute of Physics

Published in
Applied Physics Letters
Volume

49

Issue

19

Start page

1257

End page

1259

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