CHARACTERIZATION OF THE INTERFACE ABRUPTNESS OF IN0.53GA0.47AS INP MULTI-QUANTUM-WELLS BY RAMAN-SPECTROSCOPY, X-RAY-DIFFRACTOMETRY AND PHOTOLUMINESCENCE/
J. Geurts et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF THE INTERFACE ABRUPTNESS OF IN0.53GA0.47AS INP MULTI-QUANTUM-WELLS BY RAMAN-SPECTROSCOPY, X-RAY-DIFFRACTOMETRY AND PHOTOLUMINESCENCE/, Journal of crystal growth, 145(1-4), 1994, pp. 813-818
For lattice-matched InGaAs/InP multi quantum well structures, the inte
rface abruptness was investigated by a combination of X-ray diffractom
etry, Raman spectroscopy and photoluminescence. The focus was on the e
ffects of the gas switching parameters at the InGaAs-to-InP interface,
especially the PH3 and H-2 purging times. Ternary InAsP and quaternar
y InGaAsP interface layers due to carry-over and exchange effects were
directly identified. Their thicknesses drastically depend on the PH3
purging time. H-2 purging affects the interface quality to some degree
, but it has only minor effects on the chemical composition at the int
erfaces.