Analysis of Electrically Active Carbon in Semi-insulating Gallium Arsenide by Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy
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Carbon in semi-insulating gallium arsenide (GaAs) crystals has been investigated by Fourier-transform IR absorption spectroscopy, spark source mass spectrometry, and charged particle activation analysis. Procedures for the quantitative evaluation of the 582-cm^<-1> local mode absorption due to carbon on the arsenic sublattice (C_<As>) are described. The strength of the mode shows a linear correlation with total carbon content measured by spark source mass spectrometry over the concentration range from 3×10^<14> to 2×10^<16> cm^<-3>. The new calibration factor for the integrated absorption at 77 K is (7.2±0.4)×10^<15> cm^<-1>, based on a relative sensitivity coefficient of 3.2±0.1 of the spark source mass spectrometry. Calibration factors for thc IR absorption method at room temperature are also given.
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- 1999-12-15
著者
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Alt H.
Engineering Physics Fhm-university Of Applied Sciences
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WIEDEMANN B.
Institute for Nuclear Physics, University of Frankfurt
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MEYER J.
Institute for Nuclear Physics, University of Frankfurt
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MICHELMANN R.
Institute for Nuclear Physics, University of Frankfurt
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BETHGE K.
Institute for Nuclear Physics, University of Frankfurt
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Bethge K.
Institute For Nuclear Physics University Of Frankfurt
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Michelmann R.
Institute For Nuclear Physics University Of Frankfurt
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Wiedemann B.
Institute For Nuclear Physics University Of Frankfurt
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Meyer J.
Institut De Physique Nucleaire De Lyon
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Meyer J.
Institute For Nuclear Physics University Of Frankfurt
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Alt H.Ch.
Engineering Physics, FHM-University of Applied Sciences
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Meyer J.D.
Institute for Nuclear Physics, University of Frankfurt
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