Sheet electron density dependence of electron mobility anisotropy in In0.75Ga0.25As/InP two-dimensional electron gas

M. Akabori
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Summary form only given. Electron mobility anisotropy in pseudomorphic In0.75Ga0.25As/InP two-dimensional electron gas has been investigated using gated Hall-bar devices with different current-flowing directions. Clear anisotropy can be seen at both liquid He (LHe) and liquid N2 (LN2) temperatures. By using Matthiesen-type equations, isotropic and anisotropic electron mobilities and their at LHe and LN2 temperatures, which almost monotonically increases with increasing sheet electron density. The present trends can be fitted to assumption of the random piezoelectric scattering. We also have calculated the anisotropy parameter dependence on sheet electron density have been extracted. We have found that similar trends of anisotropic electron mobility which is the ratio of isotropic and anisotropic electron mobilities. We have found that the anisotropy parameter decreases gradually with increasing sheet electron density at LN2 temperature, and it shows a significant peak at LHe temperature.
In0.75Ga0.25As/InP二维电子气体中电子迁移率各向异性与片电子密度的关系
只提供摘要形式。采用不同电流流动方向的门控霍尔棒装置研究了伪晶In0.75Ga0.25As/InP二维电子气体中电子迁移率的各向异性。在液态He (LHe)和液态N2 (LN2)温度下均可观察到明显的各向异性。利用matthiesen型方程,得到了各向同性和各向异性的电子迁移率及其在LHe和LN2温度下的迁移率,随着薄片电子密度的增加几乎单调增加。目前的趋势可以符合随机压电散射的假设。我们还计算了各向异性参数与薄片电子密度的关系。我们发现各向异性电子迁移率(即各向同性和各向异性电子迁移率之比)也有类似的趋势。我们发现,在LN2温度下,各向异性参数随着薄片电子密度的增加而逐渐减小,在LHe温度下,各向异性参数呈现出一个显著的峰值。
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