Abstract

This paper presents the results of calculations of energy and electron-opticalproperties of iron-doped β-Ga2O3. By analyzing the arrangement of the electronic levels of theimpurity in the band gap for different charge states, it is shown that Fe is an acceptor impurity.Evaluation of both optical and thermodynamic transition levels indicates the deep nature of theiron acceptor impurity. In addition, iron can play the role of a donor at very low Fermi energies,but the probability of forming such a state is extremely low. We find that iron modifies Ramanscattering in an ambiguous manner. Due to the low effective atomic mass of the substitutediron atom, doping leads to a pronounced enhancement of phonon modes of vibrations in thehigh-frequency range (~ 600÷800 cm-1). The results obtained are in good agreement withexperimental observations, confirming the acceptor character of the iron impurity.

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