C. Chia, A. Sridhara, M. Suryana, J. Dong, B. Wang, G. Dalapati, D. Chi
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Abstract
Antiphase domain defects free GaAs layers grown on Ge(100) offcut substrates with and without an ultra thin AlAs interfacial layer were investigated. SIMS measurements suggest cross-diffusion of Ge, Ga and As atoms at the GaAs/Ge interface has significantly reduced with the presence of the thin AlAs layer. Photoluminescence (PL) measurements suggest complete elimination of PL originated from Ge-based complexes for structure with AlAs interfacial layer. The GaAs/Ge hybrid materials integration will find various applications such as in multijunction photovoltaics, metal-oxide-semiconductor-field-effect-transistors and ultra-low noise avalanche photodiodes. Circular mesas were etched on the GaAs/AlAs/Ge structure and the AlAs layer was oxidized and GaAs-on-insulator-on-Ge structure was demonstrated.