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DOI | 10.2172/821306 |
Title | In-situ Reflectance Monitoring of GaSb Substrate Oxide Desorption |
Creator/Author | C.J. Vineis ; C.A. Wang ; K.F. Jensen |
Publication Date | 2000 Aug 21 |
OSTI Identifier | OSTI ID: 821306 |
Report Number(s) | LM-00K070 |
DOE Contract Number | AC12-00SN39357 |
DOI | 10.2172/821306 |
Other Number(s) | TRN: US200409%%125 |
Resource Type | Technical Report |
Resource Relation | Other Information: PBD: 21 Aug 2000 |
Coverage | Topical |
Research Org | Lockheed Martin Corporation, Schenectady, NY 12301 (US) |
Sponsoring Org | US Department of Energy (US) |
Subject | 10 SYNTHETIC FUELS; 42 ENGINEERING; ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY; CHEMISTRY; DESORPTION; METHANOL; MONITORING; MONITORS; OXIDES; RECOMMENDATIONS; SOLVENTS; SUBSTRATES; THICKNESS; VAPOR PHASE EPITAXY; WATER |
Description/Abstract | The use of specular reflectance to monitor GaSb substrate oxide desorption in-situ is reported. Substrates were loaded into the organometallic vapor phase epitaxy reactor either as-received (epi-ready) or after receiving a solvent degrease, acid etch and rinse. A variety of surface preparations and anneal conditions were investigated. HCL was used as the etchant, and in certain cases was followed by an additional etch in Br{sub 2}-HCl-HNO{sub 3}-CH{sub 3}COOH for comparison. Rinse comparisons included 2-propanol, methanol, and deionized water. Substrates were heated to either 525, 550, or 575 C. Features observed in the in-situ reflectance associated with the oxide desorption process were interpreted based on the starting oxide chemistry and thickness. Based on in-situ reflectance and ex-situ atomic force microscopy data, a recommendation on a reproducible GaSb substrate preparation technique suitable for high-quality epitaxial growth is suggested. |
Country of Publication | United States |
Language | English |
Format | Size: 657 Kilobytes pages |
Availability | OSTI as DE00821306 To purchase this media from NTIS, click here |
System Entry Date | 2007 Apr 16 |
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