Abstract

InGaAs/InAlAs ridge quantum wires were successfully fabricated by selective molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) for the first time. Prior to wire fabrication, detailed data on selective growth characteristics were taken by using test structures. Then, triangular shaped InGaAs ridge quantum wires with a width of 300 Å were fabricated, using the selectivity data. Photoluminescence (PL) measurements detected a strong and narrow peak from the wires which showed a blue shift of 159 meV with respect to the InGaAs band-gap. This value agrees excellently with the calculation.

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