J. Baillargeon, A. Cho, R. Fischer, P. Pearah, K. Cheng
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Growth of silicon and beryllium doped InP by MBE using solid phosphorus
Most epitaxial growth techniques for InP require PH/sub 3/. Such processes are becoming increasing difficult perform because PH/sub 3/ is highly toxic. Solid phosphorus source MBE offers a less hazardous alternative. This paper describes the properties of Si and Be doped InP grown with red phosphorus using a valved cracking cell.<>