InAs Quantum Dots with InGaAs Caplayer Infrared Detector Grown by MBE

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InAs Quantum Dots with InGaAs Caplayer Infrared Detector Grown by MBE

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- InAs Quantum Dots with InGaAs Caplayer Infrared Detector Grown by MBE
- Chinese Journal of Luminescence Vol. 30, Issue 2, Pages: 209-213(2009)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 首都师范大学物理系
  2. 中国科学院物理研究所北京凝聚态物理国家实验室
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- DOI：
  CLC： O482.31;O484.4+1
- Received：25 August 2008，
  
  Revised：02 January 1900，
  
  Published Online：30 April 2009，
  
  Published：30 April 2009
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InAs Quantum Dots with InGaAs Caplayer Infrared Detector Grown by MBE[J]. Chinese journal of luminescence, 2009, 30(2): 209-213.
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摘要

利用分子束外延技术(MBE)

在GaAs(001)衬底上自组织生长了不同结构的InAs量子点样品

并制备了量子点红外探测器件。利用原子力显微镜(AFM)和光致发光(PL)光谱研究了量子点的表面结构、形貌和光学性质。渐变InGaAs层的插入有效地释放了InAs量子点所受的应力

抑制了量子点中In组分的偏析

提高了外延层的生长质量

降低了势垒高度

使InAs量子点荧光波长红移。伏安特性曲线和光电流(PC)谱结果表明

生长条件的优化提高了器件的红外响应

具有组分渐变的InGaAs层的探测器响应波长发生明显红移。

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