Abstract

In this paper, an electrical measurement method to identify shallow dopants in lowly doped semiconductor nanowires was suggested. Room temperature electrical measurement indicates that electron concentrations of the n-GaN nanowires are about 5.4×1017cm−3. Temperature-dependent measurement of conductivities of single nanowires in low temperature region gives activation energy of 13.3meV, which is consistent with the reported activation energy of 14meV for Si donor in n-GaN films with donor concentration of 7.4×1017cm−3. Our results confirm that the shallow donors in the as-synthesized GaN nanowires are silicon. We consider such a method may be applicable to other semiconductor nanowires.

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