TY - GEN
T1 - Formation of shallow energy levels in Mn+ implanted GaAs with extremely low background impurity concentration
AU - Shen, Honglie
AU - Makita, Yunosuke
AU - Yamada, Akimasa
AU - Niki, Shigeru
AU - Iida, Tsutomu
AU - Shibata, Hajime
AU - Fons, Paul
AU - Obara, Akira
PY - 1994/1/1
Y1 - 1994/1/1
N2 - Manganese ions implantation into ultrapure GaAs layers grown by molecular beam epitaxy were investigated by photoluminescence technique systematically in a wide range of manganese concentration up to 1×1020cm-3. Five shallow emission bands denoted by (Mn°, X), 'G', 'G'' 'H' and (D, A)2 are formed in the implanted layers in addition to the well known Mn impurity related emission at approx.880nm. With increasing manganese concentration to 1×1019cm-3, 'G' exhibits no energy shift, suggesting that 'G' is different from the behavior of [g-g] emission that is commonly formed in shallow acceptor (such as C) incorporated ultrapure GaAs. (Mn°, X), 'G' and 'G' present no energy shift with increasing excitation intensity, while 'H' and (D, A)2 indicate peak energy shift greatly showing typical donor-acceptor pair characteristics. 'G' and (Mn°, X) are found to hold similar radiative origin which is different from 'G'. Temperature dependence measurement reveals that emission 'G has a thermal activation energy of 5.4 meV.
AB - Manganese ions implantation into ultrapure GaAs layers grown by molecular beam epitaxy were investigated by photoluminescence technique systematically in a wide range of manganese concentration up to 1×1020cm-3. Five shallow emission bands denoted by (Mn°, X), 'G', 'G'' 'H' and (D, A)2 are formed in the implanted layers in addition to the well known Mn impurity related emission at approx.880nm. With increasing manganese concentration to 1×1019cm-3, 'G' exhibits no energy shift, suggesting that 'G' is different from the behavior of [g-g] emission that is commonly formed in shallow acceptor (such as C) incorporated ultrapure GaAs. (Mn°, X), 'G' and 'G' present no energy shift with increasing excitation intensity, while 'H' and (D, A)2 indicate peak energy shift greatly showing typical donor-acceptor pair characteristics. 'G' and (Mn°, X) are found to hold similar radiative origin which is different from 'G'. Temperature dependence measurement reveals that emission 'G has a thermal activation energy of 5.4 meV.
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M3 - Conference contribution
AN - SCOPUS:0028207740
SN - 1558992154
T3 - Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings
SP - 343
EP - 348
BT - Materials Synthesis and Processing Using Ion Beams
A2 - Garito, Anthony F.
A2 - Jen, Alex K-Y.
A2 - Lee, Charles Y-C.
A2 - Dalton, Larry R.
PB - Publ by Materials Research Society
T2 - Proceedings of the MRS 1993 Fall Meeting
Y2 - 29 November 1993 through 3 December 1993
ER -