1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf02651398
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Gallium arsenide and (alga)as devices prepared by Liquid-Phase epitaxy (Review Article)

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“…As a consequence the initial investigations centred on examining the effect of the growth parameters on the electrical properties of the epilayers to see if conditions more favourable for the production of n-type material could be obtained. LPE GaAs:Si is nor p-type depending on the growth conditions (Kressel 1974). A similar situation also exists for MBE GaAs:Ge where n-or p-type material is produced depending on the arsenic-to-gallium flux ratio and substrate temperature used during growth (Cho and Hayashi 1971b, Wood et al 1979, Kiinzel et ul 1980.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…As a consequence the initial investigations centred on examining the effect of the growth parameters on the electrical properties of the epilayers to see if conditions more favourable for the production of n-type material could be obtained. LPE GaAs:Si is nor p-type depending on the growth conditions (Kressel 1974). A similar situation also exists for MBE GaAs:Ge where n-or p-type material is produced depending on the arsenic-to-gallium flux ratio and substrate temperature used during growth (Cho and Hayashi 1971b, Wood et al 1979, Kiinzel et ul 1980.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Epitaxy [64][65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74][75][76][77][78] Epitaxy consists of growing additional III-V materials on the surface of GaAs substrates in a manner that preserves the overall single crystal structure. Group III and V elements' atoms react with the crystal surface under temperatures, concentrations, and other conditions that result in surface crystalline growth.…”
Section: Corlisle Mssachusetts -01741mentioning
confidence: 99%