Semiconducting Compounds of the AII BV Group

Żdanowicz, W.; Żdanowicz, L.

doi:10.1146/annurev.ms.05.080175.001505

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“…2, along with their sheet carrier densities. All films show n-type conductivity, with room temperature carrier mobilities increasing with substrate temperature from ∼550 cm 2 /V s to 19 300 cm 2 /V s. The latter are comparable to room temperature single crystal values 26 and higher than those for thin films reported in the literature, which were in the range of 2000 cm 2 /V s-11 000 cm 2 /V s. 13,17,18,27 The GaSb films exhibited sheet resistances that were at least three orders of magnitude higher than those of the Cd 3 As 2 films, APL Mater. ensuring that the measurements were dominated by the properties of the Cd 3 As 2 films.…”

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Molecular beam epitaxy of Cd3As2 on a III-V substrate

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Epitaxial, strain-engineered Dirac semimetal heterostructures promise tuning of the unique properties of these materials. In this study, we investigate the growth of thin films of the recently discovered Dirac semimetal Cd3As2 by molecular beam epitaxy. We show that epitaxial Cd3As2 layers can be grown at low temperatures (110 °C–220 °C), in situ, on (111) GaSb buffer layers deposited on (111) GaAs substrates. The orientation relationship is described by (112)Cd3As2 || (111) GaSb and [11¯0]Cd3As2 || [1¯01]GaSb. The films are shown to grow in the low-temperature, vacancy ordered, tetragonal Dirac semimetal phase. They exhibit high room temperature mobilities of up to 19300 cm2/Vs, despite a three-dimensional surface morphology indicative of island growth and the presence of twin variants. The results indicate that epitaxial growth on more closely lattice matched buffer layers, such as InGaSb or InAlSb, which allow for imposing different degrees of epitaxial coherency strains, should be possible.

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“…[11][12][13][14] Although the electrical, thermal and optical properties of Cd 3 As 2 have been widely investigated, hampered by the complicated crystal structure its band structure remains a matter of controversy. 14,15 Recently, first-principle calculations have revealed the nature of 3D topological Dirac semimetal state in Cd 3 As 2 . 2,7,8 Soon after the prediction, its inverted band structure with the presence of Dirac fermions was experimentally confirmed.…”

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“…[24][25][26] However, despite the extensive studies in the past, synthetized Cd 3 As 2 always exhibits n-type conductivity with a high electron concentration, therefore calling for a well-controlled growth scheme and the tunability of carrier density. 14,27 Theory proposed that the chiral anomaly in TDSs can induce nonlocal transport, especially with a large Fermi velocity when the Fermi level, E F , is close to the Dirac nodes. 28 Hence, the ability to modulate the carrier density and E F in Cd 3 As 2 has a vital role for the study of the transport behavior and TDS-related phase transitions.…”

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Gate-tunable quantum oscillations in ambipolar Cd3As2 thin films

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Electrostatic doping in materials can lead to various exciting electronic properties, such as metal-insulator transition and superconductivity, by altering the Fermi level position or introducing exotic phases. Cd 3 As 2 , a three-dimensional (3D) analog of graphene with extraordinary carrier mobility, was predicted to be a 3D Dirac semimetal, a feature confirmed by recent experiments. However, most research so far has been focused on metallic bulk materials that are known to possess ultra-high mobility and giant magneto-resistance but limited carrier transport tunability. Here we report on the first observation of a gate-induced transition from band conduction to hopping conduction in single-crystalline Cd 3 As 2 thin films via electrostatic doping by solid electrolyte gating. The extreme charge doping enables the unexpected observation of p-type conductivity in a ∼50-nm-thick Cd 3 As 2 thin film grown by molecular beam epitaxy. More importantly, the gate-tunable Shubnikov-de Haas oscillations and the temperature-dependent resistance reveal a unique band structure and bandgap opening when the dimensionality of Cd 3 As 2 is reduced. This is also confirmed by our first-principle calculations. The present results offer new insights toward nanoelectronic and optoelectronic applications of Dirac semimetals in general and provide new routes in the search for the intriguing quantum spin Hall effect in low-dimension Dirac semimetals, an effect that is theoretically predicted but not yet experimentally realized.

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“…[1][2][3] Meanwhile, with an excitonic radius of 18 nm, bandgap-engineered Cd 3 P 2 nanoparticles should have potential in many areas such as optoelectronics. The colloidal photoluminescent (PL) Cd 3 P 2 nanoparticles that have been reported so far are broad in size distribution.…”

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Magic-Sized Cd₃P₂ II−V Nanoparticles Exhibiting Bandgap Photoemission

Wang

Ratcliffe

et al. 2009

J. Phys. Chem. C

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Semiconducting Compounds of the AII BV Group

Cited by 126 publications

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Molecular beam epitaxy of Cd3As2 on a III-V substrate

Molecular beam epitaxy of Cd3As2 on a III-V substrate

Gate-tunable quantum oscillations in ambipolar Cd3As2 thin films

Magic-Sized Cd₃P₂ II−V Nanoparticles Exhibiting Bandgap Photoemission

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Molecular beam epitaxy of Cd3As2 on a III-V substrate

Molecular beam epitaxy of Cd3As2 on a III-V substrate

Gate-tunable quantum oscillations in ambipolar Cd3As2 thin films

Magic-Sized Cd3P2 II−V Nanoparticles Exhibiting Bandgap Photoemission

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