Characterization of 100 GHz GaAs/alGaAs multiquantum well avalanche transit time devices

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Diffusion of impurities, such as zinc or silicon, enhances the intermixing of Ga-Al atoms at GaAs/AlGaAs interfaces. This process is useful to modify the bandedge properties of multilayered structures such as (AlxGa1-xAs/GaAs). Important technological applications are due to this effect. Information about electronic states of the disordered structure is directly obtained by photoluminescence. The impurity induced disordering depth is, usually, estimated either by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) or by secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS). We used transmission electron microscopy on wedge shaped specimen (WTEM) is used to obtain local information on the disordering depth and to check the chemical homogeneities of the diffused samples.The multiquantum well structures (MQW) were grown by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) on n doped [001] substrate at surface temperature of 600 °C. A specimen structure is given in Figure 1. Zinc diffusions were performed by using the sealed quartz tube method at 575°C. The ZnAs2 source provide sufficient partial pressure of arsine to maintain the surface at equilibrium.


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