We report on AlxGa1−xN/GaN films grown
by atmospheric pressure MOVPE in a home-made vertical reactor. The high
temperature GaN template is grown using the Si/N treatment of
(0 0 0 1) sapphire substrate. This process presents advantages
of ELO technology without its ex-situ complicated steps and induces 3D (initial
stage) to 2D growth mode. We investigate systematically the effect of the
template thickness and morphology on optical properties of the AlGaN films by
photoluminescence (PL) measurements. Four 0.5 μm-thick Al0.07Ga0.93N
samples on different GaN templates have been studied. PL spectra, dominated at
low temperature by the donor bound exciton emission line, show a better film
quality when AlGaN is grown on 1.3 μm-thick high quality 2D GaN template.
Two quenching mechanisms of the donor bound exciton PL-intensity are discussed.
The PL peak linewidth increases as a function of Al composition. A bowing
parameter of 0.93 eV is obtained from the band gap variations as a
function of Al composition.
Highlights
► AlxGa1−xN
was grown on different GaN templates.
► Better
luminescence property is obtained with 1.3 μm-thick GaN template.
► Alloy
disorder induces PL peak linewidth increase.
► A
bowing parameter of 0.93 eV is obtained.
► Two
quenching mechanisms of the donor bound exciton PL-intensity are discussed.
Source:Optical Materials
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