Dislocation Reduction in HgCdTe Mesa Structures Formed on CdTe/Si

Mercury cadmium telluride (MCT) epilayers have been grown on CdTe/Si using molecular beam epitaxy and 8- μ m-deep mesa structures formed using plasma etching. Following previous work done on etching mesas and subjecting material to thermal cycle annealing, we set out to determine the limits and unde...

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description Mercury cadmium telluride (MCT) epilayers have been grown on CdTe/Si using molecular beam epitaxy and 8- μ m-deep mesa structures formed using plasma etching. Following previous work done on etching mesas and subjecting material to thermal cycle annealing, we set out to determine the limits and underlying physics of dislocation reduction in mesa-etched and annealed MCT. This paper describes the dependence of dislocation reduction on anneal time, cycle annealing, temperature, and etch depth. We show dislocation density reduction below 3 × 10 5  cm −2 in 10- μ m-wide, long-bar mesas along the [ 0 1 ¯ 1 ] orientation with only a 5-min anneal at 400°C.
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Cadmium tellurides
Characterization and Evaluation of Materials
Chemistry and Materials Science
Dislocation density
Electronics and Microelectronics
Epitaxial growth
Instrumentation
Intermetallic compounds
Materials Science
Mercury cadmium telluride
Mercury cadmium tellurides
Mesas
Molecular beam epitaxy
Optical and Electronic Materials
Plasma (physics)
Plasma etching
Reduction
Solid State Physics
title Dislocation Reduction in HgCdTe Mesa Structures Formed on CdTe/Si
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