2020
DOI: 10.1103/physrevapplied.14.014028
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Increasing Optical Efficiency in the Telecommunication Bands of Strain-Engineered Ga(As,Bi) Alloys

Abstract: The search for semiconducting materials with improved optical properties relies on the possibility to manipulate the semiconductors band structure by using quantum confinement, strain effects, and by the addition of diluted amounts of impurity elements such as Bi. In this study, we explore the possibility to engineer the structural and physical properties of the Ga(As, Bi) alloy by employing different stress conditions in its epitaxial growth. Films with variable concentration of Bi are grown by molecular beam… Show more

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“…From this behavior of RAS sign, we propose that the final (and till now not yet determined) configuration of Bi atoms in high density samples (under tensile growth) is the same as in low density samples (in this case without distinguishing between tensile and compressive growth). We conclude that growth performed under tensile strain manages more efficiently a higher concentration of Bi atoms [11].…”
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“…From this behavior of RAS sign, we propose that the final (and till now not yet determined) configuration of Bi atoms in high density samples (under tensile growth) is the same as in low density samples (in this case without distinguishing between tensile and compressive growth). We conclude that growth performed under tensile strain manages more efficiently a higher concentration of Bi atoms [11].…”
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“…The same does not happen for compressive samples, where at high Bi concentration (at least equal to 7 %) the resulting strain produces a modification of the local structure necessary to relax the energy surplus coming from local deformation of the crystal. Information coming from other techniques (XRD, PL) confirm that sample 1c has a lower crystal quality (as labeled in terms of the optical behavior detected by PL), while at low Bi values compressive samples are of good quality [11]. The general trend suggests that -This is the author's peer reviewed, accepted manuscript.…”
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“…Using the above equations, εzz and εxx of both samples are found to be the same and have values of 0.00035 and -0.018, respectively. One can therefore conclude that there is some residual strain in GaAs(1−x)Bix layers [29]. It is important to point out that due to the large size of the spot of X-rays impinging on the samples, the data presented here represent only averaged values of strain.…”
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“…Наиболее важными из таких приборов являются сверхбыстродействующие фотоприемники, а также генераторы и приемники терагерцового излучения. Оказалось, что уменьшение ширины запрещенной зоны при легировании GaAs висмутом позволяет расширить область спектральной чувствительности оптоэлектронных приборов до длин волн 1.3 мкм и более, соответствующих O-полосе оптоволоконной связи [10]. При этом за счет изменения структуры зон можно существенно понизить избыточный шум лавинных диодов [11] и существенно улучшить характеристики приборов терагерцового диапазона частот [12].…”
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