A. Ougazzaden et al., METAL-ORGANIC VAPOR-PHASE EPITAXY GROWTH OF GAASN ON GAAS USING DIMETHYLHYDRAZINE AND TERTIARYBUTYLARSINE, Applied physics letters, 70(21), 1997, pp. 2861-2863
GaAsN layers with good structural quality and surface morphology have
been successfully grown on a GaAs substrate using atmospheric pressure
metal organic vapor phase epitaxy. A new combination of precursors na
mely, dimethylhydrazine for nitrogen and tertiarybutylarsine instead o
f conventional arsine for arsenic, greatly facilitated growths at temp
eratures as low as 500 degrees C. Layers with N content as high as 3%
and corresponding to room temperature photoluminescence (PL) peak wave
length of 1.17 mu m (1.064 eV) have been obtained. (C) 1997 American I
nstitute of Physics.