Ay. Polyakov et al., EFFECTS OF PROTON IMPLANTATION AND HYDROGEN PLASMA PASSIVATION ON ELECTRICAL-PROPERTIES OF INGAALP AND INGAP, Solid-state electronics, 38(6), 1995, pp. 1131-1135
It is shown that both accepters and donors can be passivated by hydrog
en in InGaP and InGaAlP and that high-resistivity (about 10(3) Ohm cm)
layers of p-InGaAlP and of p-InGaP can be prepared by hydrogen plasma
treatment at 250 degrees C. Proton implantation with energy 100 keV i
s shown to create high-resistivity layers (10(4)-10(5) Ohm cm) both in
n- and in p-type InGaP and InGaAlP.