Highlights
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- Faceted p-InAs film generated twice stronger terahertz signal than p-InAs bulk.
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- A growth interruption scheme to resolve adhesion issue of epilayer is demonstrated.
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- The photo-Dember THz emission is explained by a large effective surface area.
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- A wide THz bandwidth of p-InAs film suggests high-velocity photocarriers.
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- 1.55 μm fs laser-excited p-InAs film exhibits lower saturation fluence than bulk.
Abstract
We report the molecular beam epitaxy growth of high-quality p-InAs thin films evaluated in the context of 1.55 μm femtosecond laser-excited THz emission efficiency. The presence of p-InAs is confirmed via scanning electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction. Using a GaAs buffer layer, the epitaxial growth of p-InAs layers was successfully achieved. Initiating GaAs deposition by growth interruption, we find that GaAs adheres to the GaSb substrate and provides a quasi-planar surface for the subsequent layers. We also find a significant enhancement in the THz radiation intensity of p-InAs films that is approximately twice compared to that of bulk p-InAs for 1.55 μm wavelength.Keywords
Molecular beam epitaxy,III-V semiconductors,Indium arsenide,Terahertz
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