Author:
Kitamoto Akira,Takino Junichi,Sumi Tomoaki,Kamiyama Masahiro,Tsuno Shintaro,Ishibashi Keiju,Gunji Yoshikazu,Imanishi Masayuki,Okayama Yoshio,Nobuoka Masaki,Isemura Masashi,Yoshimura Masashi,Mori Yusuke
Abstract
Abstract
The oxide vapor phase epitaxy method is expected to be a useful technique for bulk GaN growth, because it allows long-term growth without producing a solid byproduct. However, thick GaN crystals have not been realized due to the growth inhibition caused by polycrystal formation resulting from high H2O partial pressure. In this study, we formed GaN crystals with CH4 gas to decrease the H2O partial pressure in a growth zone by the reaction of CH4 with H2O to produce CO and H2. As a result, H2O partial pressure decreased with increasing CH4 flow rate, and GaN layers could be grown without decrease of growth rate or degradation of the crystalline qualities at a flow rate of 50–100 sccm of CH4 gas. Furthermore, we obtained high crystalline 400-um thick GaN crystals after a growth period of 10 h.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy,Physics and Astronomy (miscellaneous),General Engineering
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