Ge1-xSnx alloys pseudomorphically grown on Ge (001) by sputtering
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Ge1-xSnx alloys were grown on Ge(001) and GaAs(001) substrates in a conventional R. F. sputtering system with two independents plasmas not simultaneous focus to substrate. We determined the inplane and in-growth lattice parameters, as well as the alloy bulk lattice parameter of the alloys for different Sn concentrations by high resolution x-ray diffraction. At low concentrations, we observed that Ge1-xSnx layers have pseudomorphic characteristics. We also determine the band gap of these alloys from transmittance measurements at different temperatures, using a fast-Fouriertransform infrared interferometer. Our results show that the change from indirect to direct band gap it is observed to lie between 0.10< xc < 0.13. © The Electrochemical Society.
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Alloy bulks; Direct band gap; High resolution X ray diffraction; Infrared interferometers; Low concentrations; Sn concentration; Sputtering systems; Transmittance measurements; Energy gap; Germanium; Lattice constants; Silicon alloys; Substrates; Tin; X ray diffraction; Tin alloys
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