B. Sieber et al., CATHODOLUMINESCENCE EVIDENCE OF THE RELATIVE POSITION OF AS(G) AND GA(G) DISLOCATION-RELATED ENERGY-BANDS IN GALLIUM-ARSENIDE, Physica status solidi. a, Applied research, 138(2), 1993, pp. 673-680
Cathodoluminescence contrast experiments are performed in the range 87
to 350 K on As(g) and Ga(g) dislocations introduced by means of micro
hardness indentations in p-type bulk gallium arsenide. The experimenta
l results are interpreted by a model which assumes the recombination p
roperties of the dislocation to be the results of the dislocation radi
al electrical field. It is found, in agreement with previous EBIC cont
rast studies of dislocations in n-type GaAs, that the energy band rela
ted to the As(g) dislocation is closer to the top of the valence band
than that related to the Ga(g) dislocation.