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  • 2022Elimination of remnant phases in low-temperature growth of wurtzite ScAlN by molecular-beam epitaxy16citations
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Elimination of remnant phases in low-temperature growth of wurtzite ScAlN by molecular-beam epitaxy

  • Manfra, Michael
  • Malis, Oana
  • Dzuba, Brandon
  • Wharry, Janelle
  • Sen, Amrita
  • Dubey, Megha
  • Diaz, Rosa E.
  • Nguyen, Trang
Abstract

<jats:p>Growth of wurtzite ScxAl1−xN (x &amp;lt; 0.23) by plasma-assisted molecular-beam epitaxy on c-plane GaN at high temperatures significantly alters the extracted lattice constants of the material due to defects likely associated with remnant phases. In contrast, ScAlN grown below a composition-dependent threshold temperature exhibits uniform alloy distribution, reduced defect density, and atomic-step surface morphology. The c-plane lattice constant of this low-temperature ScAlN varies with composition as expected from previous theoretical calculations and can be used to reliably estimate alloy composition. Moreover, lattice-matched Sc0.18Al0.82N/GaN multi-quantum wells grown under these conditions display strong and narrow near-infrared intersubband absorption lines that confirm advantageous optical and electronic properties.</jats:p>

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  • density
  • morphology
  • surface
  • phase
  • defect
  • alloy composition