G. Vitali et al., RANDOM AND CHANNELED ION-DAMAGE DISTRIBUTIONS IN ZN-MICROSCOPY( IMPLANTED GAAS BY ELECTRON), Radiation effects and defects in solids, 132(1), 1994, pp. 19-26
Some years ago the Transmission Electron Microscopy of High Resolution
Replica (TEMHRR) has been successfully used to show the damage create
d in Si single crystals by channeled In ions [1]. In the present paper
the capacity of the same technique to reproduce the full in-depth dam
age distribution in 10(14) Zn+/cm(2) implanted GaAs is shown. The used
replica technique allows us to distinguish three zones in the damaged
layer: starting from the implanted surface, the first one connected w
ith the random damage; the second formed by channeled-ion traces; the
third showing a damage peak due to the stop of the channeled ions. Com
paring the obtained values of the random damaged layer thickness with
those already reported in the literature, we found a good agreement.