Abstract
The growth of InP single crystals by the liquid encapsulated Czochralski (LEC) technique has been studied from the standpoint of improving crystal quality. Twin-free crystals have been grown reproducibly in the P direction under the following conditions; (1) using starting material which does not contain fine InP particles, (2) controlling the cone shape of the crystals such that the angle with the growth axis is less than 19.68°, (3) arranging the.hot zone to produce a temperature at the top surface of the B2O3 encapsulant layer below 550°C. It has been confirmed that electrical properties of nominally undoped crystals are dominated by the impurity, Si, and the concentration of Si in an LEC crystal corresponds to that of the starting material. The dislocation densities of undoped LEC InP crystals depend on thermal stresses during the growth process. This knowledge has led to the growth of dislocation-free crystals.
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