JOURNAL ARTICLE

InSb1-xBix Films Grown by Molecular Beam Epitaxy

Kunishige OeSeigo AndoKoichi Sugiyama

Year: 1981 Journal:   Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Vol: 20 (4)Pages: L303-L303   Publisher: Institute of Physics

Abstract

InSb 1- x Bi x thin films were grown on InSb substrates by molecular beam epitaxy. The band-gaps of the films were confirmed to shift to longer wavelength with the increase of InBi mole fraction in the films by the measurement of p - n junction photovoltaic response.

Keywords:
Molecular beam epitaxy Epitaxy Materials science Thin film Optoelectronics Band gap Analytical Chemistry (journal) Chemistry Nanotechnology Layer (electronics)

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