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Planar, Nonpolar M-Plane III-Nitride Films Grown on Miscut Substrates

技術優勢
Ability to control the crystal miscut direction and angle, leading to extra smooth surfaces and high quality device structures Enhanced step-flow growth mode via a miscut substrate suppresses defect formation and propagation Growth window of m-plane GaN is enlarged, leading to higher yield in manufacturing
技術應用
LEDs Laser diodes (LDs)
詳細技術說明
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara have created a method for growing planar nonpolar III-nitride films that have atomically smooth surfaces without any macroscopic surface undulations. This is achieved by selecting a miscut angle of substrate upon which the nonpolar III-nitride films are grown in order to suppress the surface undulations of the films. Without macroscopic surface undulations, films provide better device layers, templates, or substrates for device growth. The invention is relevant to all nonpolar planar films of nitrides, regardless of whether they are homoepitaxial or heteroepitaxial.
*Abstract
A method for growing planar nonpolar III-nitride films that have atomically smooth surfaces without any macroscopic surface undulations. 
*IP Issue Date
Nov 16, 2017
*Principal Investigation

Name: Steven DenBaars

Department:


Name: Asako Hirai

Department:


Name: Kenji Iso

Department:


Name: Shuji Nakamura

Department:


Name: Makoto Saito

Department:


Name: James Speck

Department:


Name: Hisashi Yamada

Department:

申請號碼
20170327969
其他

Background

The usefulness of gallium nitride (GaN) and its ternary and quaternary compounds incorporating aluminum and indium has been well established for fabrication of visible and ultraviolet optoelectronic devices and high-power electronic devices. Current nitride technology for these devices uses nitride films grown along the polar c-direction; however, these devices suffer from the quantum-confined Stark effect (QCSE). One way to combat the issue is to grow films on nonpolar planes of GaN in order to reduce polarization effects and the resulting decreases in device performance. While many films grown along a nonpolar direction have seen improved device performance, macroscopic surface undulations typically exist on their surfaces, which is harmful to successive film growth.   


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Tech ID/UC Case

25248/2008-004-0


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2008-004-0

國家/地區
美國

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