The strain evolution of a GaN layer grown on
a high-temperature AlN interlayer with varying AlN thickness by metalorganic
chemical vapour deposition is investigated. In the growth process, the growth
strain changes from compression to tension in the top GaN layer, and the
thickness at which the compressive-to-tensile strain transition takes place is
strongly influenced by the thickness of the AlN interlayer. It is confirmed
from the x-ray diffraction results that the AlN interlayer has a remarkable
effect on introducing relative compressive strain to the top GaN layer. The
strain transition process during the growth of the top GaN layer can be
explained by the threading dislocation inclination in the top GaN layer.
Adjusting the AlN interlayer thickness could change the density of the
threading dislocations in the top GaN layer and then change the stress
evolution during the top GaN layer's growth.
Source:IOPscience
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