Abstract
The crystallographic feature of a metal-organic CVD grown zinc-blende BP/wurtzite-GaN heterostructure was characterized utilizing high-resolution TEM and TED techniques. On the heterostructure system, the epitaxial relationship was revealed to be (0001), 〈a-axis〉-GaN//(111), 〈110〉-BP. (111)-BP was also found to be orientated in the "double positioning" with tracing hexagonal shape of (0001)-GaN probably because of the matching in the spacings between the a-axis of GaN (a = 0.319 nm) and the {110}-planes of BP (= 0.320 nm). (111)-BP was additionally recognized to stack in the c-direction of GaN with period of just half value of the c-axis (c = 0.518 nm). In addition to the matching property, (111)-BP joined with (0001)-GaN was found to be effective for annihilation of dislocations penetrating from the underneath GaN. © 2003 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA.
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Udagawa, T., Odawara, M., & Shimaoka, G. (2003). Lattice-matched boronphosphide (BP)/hexagonal GaN heterostructure for inhibition of dislocation penetration. In Physica Status Solidi C: Conferences (pp. 2027–2030). https://doi.org/10.1002/pssc.200303434
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