Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1987-03-04
1988-06-14
Morgenstern, Norman
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
4273722, 4274301, 4274432, 428688, 428698, 428699, 437235, H01L 21302, B05D 512, B32B 900
Patent
active
047512008
ABSTRACT:
A method of passivating the surface of a gallium arsenide substrate by cleaning the gallium arsenide substrate in an etching solution and depositing a sulfide film on the substrate. The step of depositing the sulfide film is preferably performed by spin-on of a sodium sulfide solution, followed by drying or annealing. The resulting passivated surface exhibits superior surface recombination velocity characteristics compared to prior art passivation techniques, thereby making possible superior solid state device operating characteristics.
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Gmitter Thomas J.
Sandroff Claude J.
Yablonovitch Eli
Bell Communications Research Inc.
Burke Margaret
Falk James W.
Morgenstern Norman
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