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This second volume focuses on MOCVD growth of GaAs and related alloys and GaInP for photonic and electronic applications. Coverage begins with III-V compounds and devices and growth techniques for multilayers and heterostructures. The book then details how an MOCVD system works and how design affects material growth and sourcing of precursor materials. It also examines ^Iin- and ^Iex-situ growth techniques and the GaInPGaAs system, including optical investigations of quantum wells and superlattices. The book concludes with a discussion of the current use, novel developments, and future…mehr

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This second volume focuses on MOCVD growth of GaAs and related alloys and GaInP for photonic and electronic applications. Coverage begins with III-V compounds and devices and growth techniques for multilayers and heterostructures. The book then details how an MOCVD system works and how design affects material growth and sourcing of precursor materials. It also examines ^Iin- and ^Iex-situ growth techniques and the GaInPGaAs system, including optical investigations of quantum wells and superlattices. The book concludes with a discussion of the current use, novel developments, and future potential for optical devices, GaAs-based lasers and heterojunctions, and optoelectronic integrated circuits.
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Manijeh Razeghi
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... a comprehensive review of GaInAsP-InP and GaInAsP-GaAs materials, III-V semiconductor compounds used for photonic and electronic device applications. This second edition represents the combined updated versions of the MOCVD Challenge. The author addresses a variety of relevant topics, including: growth technology, in situ characterization during MOCVD, ex situ characterization techniques, growth of GaAs layers, growth and characterization of the GaInP-GaAs system, optical devices, GaAs-based layers, optoelectronic integrated circuits, and optoelectronic devices on quantum structures.
-SciTech Book News, February 2011