Semi-polar nitride surfaces and heterostructures

This paper reviews semi‐polar GaN surfaces, of interest for light emitting devices, from both theoretical and experimental perspectives. Theoretical results on polarization charges at InGaN/GaN heterointerfaces and In incorporation into InGaN films are presented for polar (0001), semi‐polar (1122) a...

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description This paper reviews semi‐polar GaN surfaces, of interest for light emitting devices, from both theoretical and experimental perspectives. Theoretical results on polarization charges at InGaN/GaN heterointerfaces and In incorporation into InGaN films are presented for polar (0001), semi‐polar (1122) and non‐polar (1100) surfaces. Specific features of semi‐polar InGaN/GaN structures are emphasized which can be beneficial for improving optical and transport properties of quantum‐well‐based light emitting devices. The analysis favours semi‐polar surfaces such as the (1122) surface as growth plane for long‐wavelength light emitters. Therefore, the experimental sections emphasize progress towards long‐wavelength LEDs and lasers by growth of InGaN/AlGaN/GaN(1122) heterostructures on large‐area GaN(1122)/m‐sapphire templates. The current status of such templates as grown by hydride vapour phase epitaxy is presented. The implementation of an epitaxial lateral overgrowth method on such templates to improve device performances is demonstrated.
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