Method for reducing surface recombination velocities in III-V co

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Condenser or capacitor

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ABSTRACT:
III-V compound semiconductors having native dielectrics thereon which are thermally grown from special composition surface layers thereof are provided with reduced surface recombination velocities by proper selection of the surface layer's composition and extent of conversion to the dielectric.

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Schwartz et al., "The Influence of Native Oxides on the Degradation and Passivation of GaAs Junction Layers", 1972 Symp. on GaAs (1972).
Kuhlmann et al., "The Effects of Ionizing Arsenide on Gallium Arsenide Phosphide MIS Structures", Univ. of New Mexico, Aug. 1973.
Coerver et al., "Thermal Oxidation of Gallium Aresnide Phosphide", Doctoral Thesis, Univ. of New Mexico, Aug. 1973.
Phillips et al., "Gallium-Arsenide-Phosphide MIS Capacitor Frabrication", Doctoral Thesis, Univ. of New Mexico, May 1972.

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