V. LebedevCh. Y. WangS. HauguthV. M. PolyakovFrank SchwierzV. CimallaThomas KupsFrancisco M. MoralesJ. G. LozanoD. GonzálezMarcel HimmerlichJ.A. SchaeferStefan KrischokO. Ambacher
Abstract The structural, chemical and electron transport properties of In 2 O 3 /InN heterostructures and oxidized InN epilayers are reported. It is shown that the accumulation of electrons at the InN surface can be manipulated by the formation of a thin surface oxide layer. The epitaxial In 2 O 3 /InN heterojunctions show an increase in the electron concentration due to the increasing band banding at the heterointerface. The oxidation of InN results in improved transport properties and in a reduction of the sheet carrier concentration of the InN epilayer very likely caused by a passivation of surface donors. (© 2008 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)
Sy-Bor WenG. CouturierG. CampetJ. PortierJ. Claverie
Tarik MenkadDimiter AlexandrovKenneth Butcher
Luis C. Jimenez B.Henry A. Méndez P.Beynor Antonio Páez-SierraMaría E. Ramírez O.Hernán Rodríguez H.
Xinyi HuGuan Yu ChenYange LuanTao TangYi LiangBaiyu RenLiguo ChenYulong ZhaoQi ZhangDong HuangXiao SunYin ChengJian Zhen Ou
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