Abstract
The growth of InAlAsSb by metal-organic vapor phase epitaxy has been demonstrated, with a controllable antimony fraction exceeding 6%. Calculations have shown that InAlAsSb with Sb contents greater than 5–7% in the quaternary are within the miscibility gap, however this work demonstrates specific growth conditions that allow compositions well within the miscibility gap. From a study of the growth of AlAsSb and an evaluation of two aluminum precursors (TMAl versus TTBAl), growth temperature, and V/III ratio, a foundation is developed to optimize the growth of InAlAsSb. By tailoring V/III ratio, growth conditions were found to achieve high crystalline content of both indium and antimony. InAlAsSb was grown on InP with antimony fractions from 32% to 48%, for which indium fraction varied from 10% to 19%, which provides an expected direct bandgap ranging from 1.75 to 1.98eV.
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