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Nonradiative centers in InAs dots grown on GaAs substrates for 1.3 μm emission

Abstract

Nonradiative centers in InAs dots grown on GaAs substrates are investigated in this study. The emission from InAs dots close to 1.3 μm is monitored under different excitation densities and different excitation energy. The used samples were also treated by hydrogen plasma in order to suppress the nonradiative centers. The purpose of this work is to study how nonradiative centers influence the efficiency of InAs dots emission and whether the nonradiative centers can be reduced. Our results clearly illustrate that there indeed exist nonradiative centers, both at the interface between the InAs dots and surrounding layers and in the GaAs layers, which can be suppressed by H-treatments. A technique to estimate relative amount of nonradiative centers is also discussed.

Metadata

publication
Physics Letters A 315 (1-2), 150-155, 2003
year
2003
publication date
2003/8/18
authors
QX Zhao, AP Jacob, Magnus Willander, SM Wang, YQ Wei, F Ferdos, M Sadeghi, A Larsson, JH Yang
link
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0375960103009757
resource_link
https://www.academia.edu/download/45459664/Nonradiative_centers_in_InAs_dots_grown_20160508-28006-1dyy8n7.pdf
journal
Physics Letters A
volume
315
issue
1-2
pages
150-155
publisher
North-Holland