Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE)

Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE)
MBE is a a thin film crystal growth technique.
Phosphorus Molekular Beam Epitaxy

Processes:

  • Exploratory system for a variety of binary to quinary III-V compound semiconductors
  • No silicon or sapphire subtrates are allowed
  • Sources: As, P, Sb, Ga, In, Al
  • Doping source:  Si
  • Growth of thick structures is limited to the use of P-, Sb- or As-containing materials only
  • Process control with RHEED, BandiT, optical pyrometer and RGA
VG MBE

Processes:

  • Epitaxial growth of unipolar III-V compounds on InP and GaAs substrates
  • Growth chamber equipped with 10 cell ports
  • Sources: As, Ga, Al, In, Si (dopant)
  • Process control: RHEED, optical pyrometer
UHV preparation chamber
  • Atomic hydrogen cleaning of substrate surfaces as elevated temperatures
  • Process control with RHEED and RGA
  • Effusion and cracker cell baking and storage
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