Homoepitaxial diamond films codoped with phosphorus and nitrogen by chemical‐vapor deposition
Homoepitaxial diamond films codoped with phosphorus and nitrogen by chemical‐vapor deposition
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化学气相沉积磷氮共掺同质外延金刚石薄膜
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1995
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P. Alkemade
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G. Cao;F. A. J. M. Driessen;G. Bauhuis;L. Giling;P. Alkemade
Homoepitaxial diamond films codoped with phosphorus and nitrogen have been grown on natural diamond substrates using phosphine and nitrogen as doping sources by hot‐filament chemical‐vapor deposition. The experiments show that the incorporation of nitrogen enhances both the phosphorus incorporation and the film growth rate. The former is attributed to the local lattice dilatation caused by nitrogen, while the latter can be explained by defects induced on the surface of diamond by nitrogen or by a change in gaseous composition. The highest concentrations of phosphorus and nitrogen in the epitaxial films are approximately 3×1019 and 6×1019 atoms/cm3, respectively, determined by secondary‐ion‐mass spectrometry; however, these epilayers are highly resistive. Furthermore, cathodoluminescence and photoluminescence studies show that despite the variety of luminescence features related to nitrogen, no indication of phosphorus induced luminescence is found in the infrared to visible range.