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Characterization
•Magnetotransport Apparatus
•AC Susceptometer
•Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy
•Ellipsometer
•Femtosecond Laser/ Streak Camera
•Hall Measurement
•Optical Spectroscopy
•Probe Station
•Raman Spectroscopy
•Scanning Electron Microscope
•X-ray Diffraction

Growth
•Molecular Beam Epitaxy
•Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Epitaxy
•Liquid Phase Epitaxy

Device Fabrication
•Photolithography
•Metallization

Scanning Electron Microscopy
Philips XL 30

supersize pictureMicrostructural features, film thickness and interface quality of the grown layers are observed using a Philips XL 30 Field emission scanning electron microscope/ Energy dispersive x-ray analyzer (FESEM/EDX).
 
 
 

Shown on the left is a typical micrograph of an MBE grown GaAs film. The light region corresponds to GaAs while the narrow dark band corresponds to AlAs. AlGaAs is seen as gray. Note that there are sharp interfaces between layers. Scanning Electron Microscopy is employed to assess the quality of the surface, the interface of the grown layers and also to determine the growth rates of GaAs/AlGAs layers.The light region corresponds to GaAs while the narrow dark band corresponds to AlAs. AlGaAs is seen as gray. Note that there are sharp interfaces between layers.

 

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