Abstract
Elevated-temperature etching with CH4/H2 plasma chemistry at 300 °C improves damage-less optical properties of GaN, solving issues of degradation on near-band-edge photoluminescence intensity on plasma etching at lower temperatures than 300 °C. Damage-less etching properties in a smooth surface, high photoluminescence intensity, and substantial stoichiometric ratio of gallium and nitrogen were obtained when the CH4/H2 chemistry with substrate temperatures at 300–500 °C.
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