Depth profiling of ion-implanted AlInN using time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry and cathodoluminescence
Depth profiling of ion-implanted AlInN using time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry and cathodoluminescence
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10.1002/pssc.200565411
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2006-06
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R. Martin;D. Rading;R. Kersting;E. Tallarek;E. Nogales;D. Amabile;K. Wang;V. Katchkanov;C. Trager-Cowan;K. O'Donnell;I. Watson;V. Matias;A. Vantomme;K. Lorenz;E. Alves
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R. Martin;D. Rading;R. Kersting;E. Tallarek;E. Nogales;D. Amabile;K. Wang;V. Katchkanov;C. Trager-Cowan;K. O'Donnell;I. Watson;V. Matias;A. Vantomme;K. Lorenz;E. Alves
Investigation of the depth profiles and luminescence of Eu and Er-ions implanted into AlInN/GaN bilayers differentiates between ions located in the two different III-N hosts. Differences between samples implanted using channeling or off-axis geometries are studied using time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectometry. A fraction of ions have crossed the AlInN layer (either 130 or 250 nm thick) and reached the underlying GaN. Cathodoluminescence spectra as a function of incident electron energy and photoluminescence excitation data distinguish between ions within AlInN and GaN. The RE emission from the AlInN is broader and red-shifted and the dependence of the intensity on host is discussed. (© 2006 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)