Optical properties of nearly stacking-fault-free m-plane GaN homoepitaxial films grown by metal organic vapor phase epitaxy on low defect density freestanding GaN substrates

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AbstractExtremely flat layers of GaP were grown on 4° miscut (100) Si substrates by selective Metal- Organic Vapor Phase Epitaxy. An enhancement of Re@3 was measured at the growth edges, which corresponds to a Sherwood number of 12.5. Defect-free growth is obtained at the edge of the silicon nitride mask. A gradual transition to growth with a large defect density is observed with increasing distance from the mask edges. In the defect free areas, a recovery of the (100) crystal plane is consistently measured on top of the grown mesas. This seems to indicate a pure layer-bylayer homoepitaxial mode (Frank-van der Merve mode) after the island mode nucleation (Volmer- Weber mode) on Silicon is completed, forming a thin smooth seed layer. High Resolution TEM shows a uniform Si-GaP transition. Micro-Raman Spectroscopy with spatial resolution of ˜1 micrometer was performed to assess the crystal quality as a function of the distance from the growth edge.


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