Deposition of InP on Si Substrates for Monolithic Integration of Advanced Electronics
Abstract
The goal of the Phase I effort was to establish a basic growth process for depositing single-crystal InP films on Si substrates: our experience in growing high-quality GaAs-on-Si and GaP-on-Si Structures was to provide a background to guide the experiments. Depositions were carried out by atmospheric-pressure MOCVD in a SPI-MO CVD 450 reactor; the sources chemicals used were trimethylindium (TMin) and phosphine (PH3) and the main carrier gas was H2. Starting from these basic guidelines, a similar process for InP-on-Si was attempted, with the major variables occurring in Step 2, the nucleation procedure, which is really the most critical step since the surface-oxide- removal procedure (Step 1) had been previously optimized for other heteroepitaxy-on-Si projects. Several different types of nucleation layers/ procedures were attempted. These included different materials (InP, In, or P), different thickness, and different temperatures: a brief summary of these runs is listed in Table 2-1. Electronics.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 01, 1988
- Accession Number
- ADA199819
Entities
People
- S. M. Vernon