Zhang Fujia, Zhang Miao, Zhang Xu. PAT INVESTIGATION OF DEFECTS CHANGE WITH THE HEAT-TREATMENT TEMPERATURES IN GaP[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 1996,17(2): 143-147
Zhang Fujia, Zhang Miao, Zhang Xu. PAT INVESTIGATION OF DEFECTS CHANGE WITH THE HEAT-TREATMENT TEMPERATURES IN GaP[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 1996,17(2): 143-147DOI:
PAT INVESTIGATION OF DEFECTS CHANGE WITH THE HEAT-TREATMENT TEMPERATURES IN GaP
LEC grown GaP S doped single crystal samples were heated-treatment from room temperature to 1000℃ with interval of 50℃ and Ar was used as safeguarding gas.The defects in GaP samples were investigated with Positron Annililation Technology(PAT) and Scanning Electron Microscopy(SEM).The experimental results indicate
point defects and dislocations exist in GaP.The composition of defects changes with heat-treatment temperature.The results of PAT investigation express that positron annililation lifetime can decompose into two parts.As the heat treatment temperature were raised
its lifetime of capture component
τ
2
at first increases from 310 ps into 330 ps
then decreses into 280 ps.Intensity of capture component make corresponding change with temperature raised.It reflect that concentration of defects make relevant change with the temperature.
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