Abstract

This paper describes the formation of pores during the anodization of n-InP in aqueous KOH. The pores propagate preferentially along the <111>A crystallographic directions and form truncated tetrahedral domains. A model is presented that explains preferential <111>A pore propagation and the uniform diameters of pores. The model outlines how pores can deviate from the <111>A directions and from their characteristic diameters. It also details the effect of variation of carrier concentration on the dimensions of the porous structures.

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