摘要:
Epitaxial layers of semi-insulating InP grown by MOCVD on conducting InP wafers make excellent substrates for III-V semiconductor devices. Particularly appealing is the low defect density obtained because of the conducting InP wafers and excellent insulating characteristics of the semi-insulating InP layer. The invention is a procedure for doping the insulating layer by ion implantation. Such a procedure is unusually advantageous for fabricating a variety of devices including MISFETs, MESFETs and JFETs.
摘要:
High resistivity In-based compound Group III-V epitaxial layers are used to prevent substantial current flow through a region of a semiconductor device, such as a CSBH, DCPBH, EMBH or CMBH laser, a LED, a photodiode, a HBT, or a FET. Also described is a hydride VPE process for making the high resistivity material doped with Fe. The Fe is supplied by a volatile halogenated Fe compound, and the extend of pyrolysis of the hydride is limited to allow transport of sufficient dopant to the growth area.
摘要:
It has been found that through the use of ferrocene or iron pentacarbonyl based compounds, it is possible to produce semi-insulating epitaxial layers of indium phosphide-based compounds by an MOCVD process. Resistivities up to 1.times.10.sup.9 ohm-cm have been achieved as compared to resistivities on the order of 5.times.10.sup.3 ohm-cm for other types of semi-insulating epitaxial indium phosphide.
摘要:
High resistivity Fe-doped InP-based MOCVD layers are used to constrain current to flow through the active region of a variety of devices such as CSBH and DCPBH lasers.
摘要:
High resistivity In-based compound Group III-V epitaxial layers are used to prevent substantial current flow through a region of a semiconductor device, such as a CSBH, DCPBH, EMBH or CMBH laser, a LED, a photodiode, a HBT, or a FET. Also disclosed is a hydride VPE process for making the high resistivity material doped with Fe. The Fe is supplied by a volatile halogenated Fe compound, and the extend of pyrolysis of the hydride is limited to allow transport of sufficient dopant to the growth area.