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Morphology and optical properties of single- and multi-layer InAs quantum dots

Morphology and optical properties of single- and multi-layer InAs quantum dots

... understanding of the structural and optical properties of quantum dots (QDs) is critical for their use in optical communication ...study, single- and ... See full document

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Optical properties and sub-bandgap formation of nano-crystalline Si quantum dots embedded ZnO thin film

Optical properties and sub-bandgap formation of nano-crystalline Si quantum dots embedded ZnO thin film

... Results and discussions In order to know the growth morphology of the sputtered Si atoms during deposition, ...before and after depositing the Si layer with effective thickness ... See full document

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Structural and optical properties of buried InAs/GaAs quantum dots on GaAsSb buffer layer

Structural and optical properties of buried InAs/GaAs quantum dots on GaAsSb buffer layer

... 3 and T W Chi 4 1 Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Chiao-Tung University, Hsinchu 30050, Taiwan, Republic of China 2 Industrial Technology Research and ... See full document

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Effects of GaAsSb capping layer thickness on the optical properties of InAs quantum dots

Effects of GaAsSb capping layer thickness on the optical properties of InAs quantum dots

... character of the GaAsSb-capped InAs QDs. The effect of CL thickness on the radiative recombina- tion lifetime in the GaAsSb-capped QDs has also been inves- tigated by TRPL ...electrons and ... See full document

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Mechanical and optical properties of InAs/GaAs self-assembled quantum dots

Mechanical and optical properties of InAs/GaAs self-assembled quantum dots

... experiments of this article, a buried pyramidal InAs/GaAs SAQD nanostructure, as depicted schematically in ...The InAs dot is self-assembled under certain conditions during heteroepitaxy on (001) ... See full document

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Effect of InGaAs capping layer on the properties of InAs/InGaAs quantum dots and lasers

Effect of InGaAs capping layer on the properties of InAs/InGaAs quantum dots and lasers

... ability of nucleating new islands. Though both the QD size and density increase after capping the high-In-content In- GaAs layer in type-B and type-C QDs, the former method gives bigger dot ... See full document

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Optical and structural properties of vertically stacked and electronically coupled quantum dots in InAs/GaAs multilayer structures

Optical and structural properties of vertically stacked and electronically coupled quantum dots in InAs/GaAs multilayer structures

... effect of the size increase and causes a blue-shift, suggesting that the large strain energy, which increases as the thickness of the spacer layer decreases, may drive considerable intermixing ... See full document

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Strain effects on optical properties of pyramidal InAs/GaAs quantum dots

Strain effects on optical properties of pyramidal InAs/GaAs quantum dots

... stage of strain analysis, the quantum-dot heterostructure system is considered to consist of only quantum dot, wetting layer and substrate but not capping ...mismatch of ... See full document

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Band alignment tuning of InAs quantum dots with a thin AlGaAsSb capping layer

Band alignment tuning of InAs quantum dots with a thin AlGaAsSb capping layer

... the optical properties of AlGaAsSb- capped InAs QDs have been investigated by PL and TRPL ...GaAsSb-capped InAs QDs can be restored to type-I by add- ing Al into the ...stability ... See full document

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Optical recombination-emission characteristics and surface morphologies of InAs quantum dots grown on misoriented GaAs substrate by MOCVD

Optical recombination-emission characteristics and surface morphologies of InAs quantum dots grown on misoriented GaAs substrate by MOCVD

... interrupted and retained for 7 s for adatom migration well. The InAs quantum dot arrays were generated under the ...spacer layer was grown at the same ...buffer layer. Finally, the ... See full document

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Emission dynamics of InAs self-assembled quantum dots with different cap layer structures

Emission dynamics of InAs self-assembled quantum dots with different cap layer structures

... mechanisms and corresponding transit times in such systems are necessary for fabricating high-efficiency optoelectronic and electronic devices, however, up to now, very few works have been done on the ... See full document

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Enhanced optical properties of InAs/GaAs quantum dots grown by radio-frequency hydrogen plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxy

Enhanced optical properties of InAs/GaAs quantum dots grown by radio-frequency hydrogen plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxy

... #85 and #86 were vacuum annealed simultaneously, and after annealing PL was taken at room temperature with 1 mW excitation ...intensity of samples #85 and #86 along with the reference sample ... See full document

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Anticorrelation between the splitting and polarization of the exciton fine structure in single self-assembled InAs/GaAs quantum dots

Anticorrelation between the splitting and polarization of the exciton fine structure in single self-assembled InAs/GaAs quantum dots

... A layer of InAs self-assembled QDs ...GaAs layer. A layer Al metal mask with arrays of apertures (φ ∼1–2 μm) was fabricated on the sample surface for isolating single QD ... See full document

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Unusual optical properties of type-II InAs/GaAs0.7Sb0.3 quantum dots by photoluminescence studies

Unusual optical properties of type-II InAs/GaAs0.7Sb0.3 quantum dots by photoluminescence studies

... 78.67.Hc InAs-based quantum dots 共QDs兲 provide potential appli- cations in long wavelength optical-fiber ...influence of compressive strain effect, such as the strain re- ducing ... See full document

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N incorporation into InGaAs cap layer in InAs self-assembled quantum dots

N incorporation into InGaAs cap layer in InAs self-assembled quantum dots

... INTRODUCTION InAs/ GaAs self-assembled quantum dots 共QDs兲 ...physics and promising technological applications. Optical fi- ber communication requires an increased emission wave- length ... See full document

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Effect of incorporating an InAlAs layer on electron emission in self-assembled InAs quantum dots

Effect of incorporating an InAlAs layer on electron emission in self-assembled InAs quantum dots

... Institute of Physics. 关DOI: 10.1063/1.2150258兴 I. INTRODUCTION InAs/ GaAs self-assembled quantum dots 1–7 共QDs兲 have attracted considerable interest in fundamental physics and promising ... See full document

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Improving the photoluminescence properties of self-assembled InAs surface quantum dots by incorporation of antimony

Improving the photoluminescence properties of self-assembled InAs surface quantum dots by incorporation of antimony

... surfactant and encourages 2D growth, as discussed with reference to highly strained InGaAs QWs ...surface morphology as a significant amount of the deposited material tends to form these thick ... See full document

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Effects of thermal annealing on the emission properties of type-II InAs/GaAsSb quantum dots

Effects of thermal annealing on the emission properties of type-II InAs/GaAsSb quantum dots

... self-assembled InAs quantum dots 共QDs兲 with a thin antimony-containing capping layer ...because of its great capability of extending the emission wavelength to- ward ...the ... See full document

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Enhancing luminescence efficiency of InAs quantum dots at 1.5 mu m using a carrier blocking layer

Enhancing luminescence efficiency of InAs quantum dots at 1.5 mu m using a carrier blocking layer

... self-assembled InAs/ GaAs QDs grown by molecular beam epitaxy, in terms of threshold current, 1 modulation speed, 2,3 linewidth enhancement factor, 3,4 characteristic temperature, 3,5 and ... See full document

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Selective growth of single InAs quantum dots using strain engineering

Selective growth of single InAs quantum dots using strain engineering

... amount of effort expended in the study of self- assembled QD formation on patterned substrates to improve control of the size uniformity and ...use of differences in atom diffusion on ... See full document

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