Abstract:After GaAs was implanted with 1015/cm2 60-keV Zn ions at ambient temperature, annealing with a rf-sputtered SiO2 passivating layer resulted in the formation of the second-phase structures ZnGa2O4 at 800 °C and primarily Zn3As2 at 600 °C. Possible relationships between the second-phase structures and the electrical properties of the ion-implanted annealed regions are discussed.
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