Antimonide-Based Compound Semiconductors for Low-Power Electronics

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Antimonide-based membranes synthesis integration and strain engineering

“…antimonide | membranes | transfer | infrared | integration E pitaxially grown Sb compounds have recently received increasing attention as functional layers in IR detectors (1)(2)(3)(4) and sources (5-9), high-mobility transistors (10)(11)(12), resonant tunneling diodes (13)(14)(15), and low-power analog and digital electronics (10,16). In this scenario we establish a versatile process to release and transfer Sb-based heterostructures from their epitaxial growth substrate to any host, resulting in fabrication of freestanding membranes (17,18).…”