Abstract

The effect of the incorporation of an InGaAs quantum well into structures with InAs/GaAs quantum dots grown by gas-phase epitaxy on their optoelectronic properties is analyzed in the mode with increased growth-interruption time. It is established that the quantum-dot energy spectrum is weakly sensitive to variations in the thickness and composition of the double InGaAs/GaAs coating layer. The deposition of a quantum well onto a layer of quantum dots decreases the emission-barrier effective height in them. The conditions under which the quantum well can be used for protecting the quantum-dot active layer against penetration by defects generated during structure-surface anodic oxidation are determined.

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