Taleb Alwadi, Christian Notthoff, Shankar Dutt, Jessica Wierbik, Nahid Afrin, Alexander Kiy, Patrick Kluth
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Ion track formation and porosity in InSb induced by swift heavy ion irradiation
Ion track formation, irradiation-induced damage (amorphization), and the formation of porosity in InSb after 185 MeV 197Au swift heavy ion irradiation are studied as a function of ion fluence and irradiation angle. Rutherford backscattering spectrometry in channeling geometry reveals an ion track radius of about 16 nm for irradiation normal to the surface and 21 nm for off-normal irradiation at 30° and 60°. Cross-sectional scanning electron microscopy shows significant porosity that increases when irradiation was performed off-normal to the surface. Off-normal irradiation shows a preferential orientation of the pores at about 45° relative to the surface normal. Moreover, when subjected to identical conditions, InSb samples demonstrate notably higher swelling compared to GaSb bulk samples.
期刊介绍:
Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A publishes reports of original research, letters, and review articles that focus on fundamental scientific understanding of interfaces, surfaces, plasmas and thin films and on using this understanding to advance the state-of-the-art in various technological applications.