Js. Hwang et al., HIGH-QUALITY CDTE(100) GAAS(100) GROWN BY HOT-WALL EPITAXY USING GOLDTUBE RADIATION SHIELD/, Journal of crystal growth, 130(3-4), 1993, pp. 617-621
High-quality CdTe(100) layers grown on GaAs(100) substrates by hot-wal
l epitaxy using a gold tube radiation shield are reported for the firs
t time. From the investigation of thermal properties, we find that the
gold tube radiation shield is more effective in heat confinement and
temperature stability than a stainless steel tube radiation shield. Th
e CdTe lattice parameters perpendicular to the interface decrease as t
he layer thickness increases by strain relaxation. We obtain 89 arc se
c full width at half maximum of the X-ray double-crystal rocking curve
for a 15 mum thick CdTe layer which is the smallest value reported to
date. Exciton emission and donor-acceptor pair emission along with lo
ngitudinal optical (LO) phonon replicas are obtained from PL measureme
nts, confirming the good quality of the crystal.