Ballistic electron emission microscopy study of transport in GaN thin films

Brazel, E. G. ; Chin, M. A. ; Narayanamurti, V. ; Kapolnek, D. ; Tarsa, E. J. ; DenBaars, S. P. (1997) Ballistic electron emission microscopy study of transport in GaN thin films Applied Physics Letters, 70 (3). pp. 330-332. ISSN 0003-6951

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Abstract

Ballistic electron emission microscopy (BEEM) measurements on GaN grown on sapphire substrates reveal a second conduction band minimum -340 meV above the absolute band minimum at the zone center (G point). A significant lateral variation of the energy difference between the two band minima, ± 50 meV, was observed which may result from nonuniform strain in the material. The existence of two conduction bands in close proximity may affect device applications, i.e., GaN based lasers and electronic devices.

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Keywords:Thin Films; Gallium Compounds; Nitrogen Compounds; Wide Band Gap Semiconductors; Ballistics; Electron Emission; Scanning Probe Microscopy; Band Structure; Conduction Bands; Gallium Nitrides; Electronic Structure; Thin Films; Electron Microscopy; Laser Materials; Chemical Vapor Deposition; Doped Materials; Tunnel Effect
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