InGaBiAs/InP semiconductors for mid-infrared applications: Dependence of bandgap and spin-orbit splitting on temperature and bismuth content
InGaBiAs/InP semiconductors for mid-infrared applications: Dependence of bandgap and spin-orbit splitting on temperature and bismuth content
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10.1109/icp.2012.6379872
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2012-12
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T. Hosea;I. Marko;Z. Batool;K. Hild;S. Jin;Nadir Hossain;G. M. T. Chai;Stephen J. Sweeney;J. P. Petropoulos;Y. Zhong;P. Dongmo;J. Zide
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T. Hosea;I. Marko;Z. Batool;K. Hild;S. Jin;Nadir Hossain;G. M. T. Chai;Stephen J. Sweeney;J. P. Petropoulos;Y. Zhong;P. Dongmo;J. Zide
Replacing small amounts of As with Bi in InGaBiAs/InP induces large decreases and increases in the bandgap, Eg, and spin-orbit splitting, ΔSO, respectively. The possibility of achieving ΔSO>;Eg and a reduced temperature (T) dependence for Eg are significant for suppressing recombination losses and improving performance in mid-infrared photonic devices. We measure Eg(x, T) and ΔSO(x, T) in In0.53Ga0.47BixAs1-x/InP samples for 0≤x≤0.032 by optical spectroscopy. While we find no clear evidence of a decreased dEg/dT (≈0.33±0.07meV/K in all samples) we find ΔSO>;Eg for x>;3.3-4.3%. The predictions of a valence band anti-crossing model agree well with the measurements.