… unaltered inirradiatedn-GaN. For moderately doped n-GaN with N Si in the mid 10 17 … The production rates of pointdefects in electron- and gamma-irradiated n-GaN as well as in …
… for migration of native pointdefects in this material. If the native defects are immobile at room … In this case the net effect in the n-GaN samples at the same irradiation dose should be the …
… inirradiated GaN. Electron irradiation offers a controlled method of introducing pointdefects… In this letter, we answer this question by monitoring the changes induced in undoped n-GaN …
… of pointdefects through 6 MeV electron irradiation. The decrease in the EL efficiency in LEDs subjected to irradiation with fluences above 5× 10 15 cm− 2 was closely correlated to the …
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Proton irradiation effects on minority carrier diffusion length and defect introduction in homoepitaxial and heteroepitaxial n-GaN | Journal of Applied Physics | AIP Publishing …
… Usually, the primary defectsinirradiated semiconductors are Frenkel pairs. According to theoretical considerations, the self-interstitials on both sublattices are expected to be deep …
… GaN, when subject to high energy ionizing radiation particles, produce pointdefects in the material that are more dominated by extended disordered regions. Trap states also occur as a …
… 0.17 Al 0.83 N/GaN as compared to a traditional Al0.2Ga0.8 … irradiation produces simple pointdefects in the nitride lattice,… the stable nitrogen interstitial defectinirradiated GaN.22 As …
… Protons, electrons and gamma rays typically produce pointdefects in GaN, in contrast to neutron … By implication, the carrier removal inirradiatedn-GaN should then be controlled by the …