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InGaN Growth with Indium Content Controlled by GaN Growth Plane
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 February 2011
Abstract
Highly spatially resolved cathodoluminescence (HRCL) imaging and electron backscattering pattern (EBSP) study of InGaN microcrystals were achieved. InGaN grown by the nitridation of a mixture of GaN microcrystals and indium sulfide powders with ammonia at 1000°C had crystal habit with twelve prismatic planes. The prismatic planes were grouped into two groups: the first group is pentagonal shaped planes yielding blue CL (420nm) and rectangular planes without luminescence. EBSP showed that the pentagonal shaped planes are indexed to the {11-20} a-plane and the rectangular plane to the {1-100} m-plane. HRCL imaging showed InGaN accumulated at the V pits on the basal plane. The obevation indicated that the crystal qualty of InGaN and the indium contents incorpated were controlled by the indices of GaN growth planes on which InGaN grew.
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