... m and −c facets, whereas the (1¯10n) facets were observed to be more stable, for certain growth conditions, than the m and c facets [ 74 , 75 , 73 ...Ga- and N-polar ...Ga- and N-polar ...m ...
... 2(b,c and f)), and to the quantum confinement in two ...2(f)) and, even by a carefully tilting the sample, the morphology of some features remain ...(b) and (c) were ...
... step AlNnucleation layer, as described elsewhere ...nm) GaN nanowire base grown under N-rich conditions (Ga/N flux ratio F Ga /F N = ...°C, and with a growth rate of v G = 330 nm/h. This ...
... external quantum efficiency (EQE) of these LEDs is remarkably high for blue emission, over 80%, when grown on sapphire [1] as well as on Si substrates [2, ...QW and the GaN barrier, alloy composition ...
... structural and electronic properties of nitride GaN/AlN nanowire heterostructures with atomistic simulation ...sitions and strain distribution in these ...various GaN/AlN ...
... Results and discussion Vertical breakdown voltages measurements have been performed on both devices. A vertical breakdown of a 1300 V at 1 A is reached for the structure with SL as compared to a 1000 V for the ...
... Context and motivation III-nitride semiconductors are key materials for the development of optoelectronic and electronic ...bandgap and doping capabilities, they are the basic material which allowed ...
... of GaNquantum dots, which remarkable optoelectronic properties in the visible to ultraviolet range makes them potential building blocks of new optoelectronic ...state and composition, which must ...
... III-N AlN, GaN, InN qui acquièrent une importance particulière aussi bien que ses alliages GaN/AlN et InN/GaN comme ...dans AlN (Eg= ...dans GaN (Eg= ...
... fabrication and characterization, which allows to establish for GaN NWs the relationship between the material properties and the piezo-generation and to propose an efficient piezo-generator ...
... [32] and PbTe [33] ), group II-VI alloy (mercury cadmium telluride HgCdTe [34] ), and group III-V compounds (InGaAs, InAsSb, InSb, and ...cost and small array size of these detectors ...
... (red) and carrier density n hol e (blue) as a function of accumulation gate voltage When comparing to similar heterostructures [3], our values obtained for mobility are quite ...[4] and obtained a ...
... or structural / anisotropy fluctuations 20 also induce a lo- cal contrast, with monopolar and dipolar feature along the wire direction, respectively. However, a closer look reveals also a transverse dark/light ...
... ous and occasionally destroys the GaN ...well-aligned GaNnanowires or nanorods with decent crystal quality and chemical purity on a variety of substrates through slow and ...
... valence and conduction band states for TE polarisation of the structures previously studied in ...e1-lh1 and parity-forbidden e1-hh2 transitions are very sensitive to the structure of the ...) and ...
... interaction and obtained a correct description of the valleys of the lowest lying conduction band and valence bands in bulk Si and ...dona and Pollak’s work with the inclusion of the ...
... III-nitrides and sapphire remains the most commonly ...InN and sapphire and 14% between GaNand sapphire) creates a lot of defects at the InN, GaN/sapphire interface damaging the ...
... voltage and the low leakage current show that the heterostructure does not suffer from any parasitic conduction as full depletion down to the sapphire substrate ...
... NW) and the distance between opposite ...d(2) and d(2) to d(3), but not identically, so that the shape of the hexagons is changed ( ±10% with respect to the regular ...radial and axial growth ...