单边掺杂InAlAs/InGaAs单量子阱中二维电子气的磁输运特性

研究了双子带占据的In_0.52Al_0.48As/In_0.53Ga_{0 .47}As单量子阱中磁电阻的Shubnikov-de Haas(SdH)振荡效应和霍耳效应，获得了不 同子带电子的浓度、迁移率、有效质量和能级位置.低磁感应强度(B＜1.5T)下由迁移率谱和 多载流子拟合相结合的方法得到的各子带电子浓度与通过SdH振荡得到的结果一致.在d ²ρ/dB²-1/B的快速傅里叶变换 关键词： InAlAs/InGaAs单量子阱 SdH振荡 二维电子气 磁致子带间散射     

不同量子阱宽度的InP基In0.53GaAs/In0.52AlAs高电子迁移率晶体管材料二维电子气的性能研究

用Shubnikov-de Haas(SdH)振荡效应，研究了在1.4 K下不同量子阱宽度(10—35 nm)的InP基高电子迁移率晶体管材料的二维电子气特性.通过对纵向电阻SdH振荡的快速傅里叶变换分析，得到不同阱宽时量子阱中二维电子气各子带电子浓度和量子迁移率.研究发现，在Si掺杂浓度一定时，阱宽的改变对于量子阱中总的载流子浓度改变不大，但是随着阱宽的增加，阱中的电子从占据一个子带到占据两个子带，且第二子带上的载流子迁移率远大于第一子带迁移率.当量子阱宽度为20 nm时，处在第二子能级上的电子数与处在 关键词： 量子阱宽 二维电子气 Shubnikov-de Haas振荡 高电子迁移率晶体管     

AlxGa1-x N/GaN调制掺杂异质结构的子带性质研究

通过低温和强磁场下的磁输运测量研究了Al_0.22Ga_0.78N/GaN调制掺杂异质结构中2DEG的子带占据性质和子带输运性质.在该异质结构的磁阻振荡中观察到了双子带占据现象，并发现2DEG的总浓度随第二子带浓度的变化呈线性关系.得到了该异质结构中第二子带被2DEG占据的阈值电子浓度为7.3×10¹²cm^-2.采用迁移率谱技术得到了不同样品的分别对应于第一和第二子带的输运迁移率.发现当样品产生应变弛豫时第一子带的电子迁移 关键词： AlGaN/GaN异质结 二维电子气 子带占据 输运迁移率     

双δ掺杂In0.65Ga0.35As/In0.52Al0.48As赝型高迁移率晶体管材料子带电子特性研究

研究了基于InP基的In_0.65Ga_0.35As/In_0.52Al_0.48As赝型高迁移率晶体管材料中纵向磁电阻的Shubnikov-de Haas(SdH)振荡效应和霍耳效应，通过对纵向磁电阻SdH振荡的快速傅里叶变换分析，获得了各子带电子的浓度，并因此求得了各子带能级相对于费米能级的位置.联立求解Schrdinger方程和Poisson方程，自洽计算了样品的导带形状、载流子浓度分布以及各子带能级和费米能级位置.理论计算和实验结果很好符合.实验和理论计算均表明，势垒层的掺杂电子几乎全部转移到了量子阱中，转移率在95%以上. 关键词： SdH振荡 二维电子气 FFT分析 自洽计算     

赝配InGaAs/InAlAs调制掺杂异质结构的Shubnikov-de Haas振荡

赝配InGaAs/InAlAs调制掺杂异质结构可以获得很高的电子气面密度和电子迁移率，从而可以制成具有优越高频和低噪声特性的高电子迁移率晶体管(HEMT).文中报道InGaAs/InAlAs调制掺杂异质结构低温下纵向和横向磁阻随磁场强度变化的Shubnikov-de Haas(SdH)振荡和量子Hall效应.对SdH振荡曲线作了快速傅里叶变换，获得了二维电子气的能带结构和各能带上的电子气面密度.分析比较了顶层InGaAs不同掺杂情况对SdH振荡的影响，结果发现顶层InGaAs重掺杂，会对表面态起屏蔽作用， 关键词：     

Si调制掺杂AlGaN/GaN异质结磁阻拍频现象

在低温（15K—25K）和强磁场（0—10T）条件下，对二维电子气占据两个子带的Si调制掺杂AlGaN/GaN异质结构进行磁输运测量.在一定温度范围内观察到磁阻拍频现象.根据Sander等人和Raikh等人给出的磁阻振荡的具体表达式，拟合实验结果表明磁阻拍频是由第一子带S dH振荡和磁致子带间散射引起的磁阻振荡导致的. 关键词： AlGaN/GaN异质结构 SdH振荡 磁致子带间散射 磁阻拍频     

低温强磁场下Si MOS反型层输运特性的研究

制备了4.2K下电子迁移率达1～2×10~4cm~2/v·sec的MOS反型层,在强磁场下观察到二维电子系统的一系列典型物理现象:SdH振荡及量子霍尔效应.     

AlGaN/AlN/GaN结构中二维电子气的输运特性

对使用金属有机物汽相沉积法生长的AlGaN/AlN/GaN结构进行的变温霍尔测量，测量结果指出在AlN/GaN界面处有二维电子气存在且迁移率和浓度在2K时分别达到了1.4×10⁴cm²·V^-1·s^-1和9.3×10¹²cm^-2，且在200K到2K范围内二维电子气的浓度基本不变，变磁场霍尔测量发现只有一种载流子(电子)参与导电.在2K温度下，观察到量子霍尔效应，Shubnikov-de Haas (SdH) 振荡在磁场约为3T时出现，证明了此结构呈现了典型的二维电子气行为.通过实验数据对二维电子气散射过程的半定量分析，推出量子散射时间为0.23ps，比以往报道的AlGaN/GaN结构中的散射时间长，说明引入AlN层可以有效减小合金散射，进一步的推断分析发现低温下以小角度散射占主导地位.     

AlxGa1-xN/GaN调制掺杂异质结构的子带性质研究

通过低温和强磁场下的磁输运测量研究了Al0.22Ga0.78N/GaN调制掺杂异质结构中2DEG的子带占据性质和子带输运性质.在该异质结构的磁阻振荡中观察到了双子带占据现象,并发现2DEG的总浓度随第二子带浓度的变化呈线性关系.得到了该异质结构中第二子带被2DEG占据的阈值电子浓度为7.3×1012cm-2.采用迁移率谱技术得到了不同样品的分别对应于第一和第二子带的输运迁移率.发现当样品产生应变弛豫时第一子带的电子迁移率骤然下降,而且第二子带的电子迁移率远大于第一子带的电子迁移率.用电子波函数分布和应变弛豫时的失配位错散射解释了上述现象.同时进一步说明了界面粗糙散射和合金无序散射是决定AlxGa1-xN/GaN异质结构中2DEG迁移率的主要散射机理.     

In0.53Ga0.47As/In0.52Al0.48As量子阱中双子带占据的二维电子气的输运特性

研究了不同沟道厚度的In_0.53Ga_0.47As/In_0.52Al_0.48As量子阱中双子带占据的二维电子气的输运特性.在考虑了两个子带电子之间的磁致子带间散射效应后,通过分析Shubnikov-de Haas振荡一阶微分的快速傅里叶变换结果,获得了每个子带电子的浓度、输运散射时间、量子散射时间以及子带之间的散射时间.结果表明,对于所研究的样品,第一子带电子受到的小角散射更强,这与第一子带电子受到了更强的电离杂质散射有 关键词： 二维电子气 散射时间 自洽计算     

Electroreflectance studies of thin GaAs/AlGaAs quantum well structures with tunable 2DEG densities

We report the results of low-temperature electroreflectance (ER) and photoluminescence (PL) investigations on thin n-type modulation-doped GaAs/AlGaAs single quantum well structures. The density of the two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) is varied continuously from zero to N_s∼6*10¹¹ cm^-2, using a Schottky gate, and is detected optically via the Stokes shift between the ER and PL subband transitions. For the first time, the splitting between transitions involving the first electron subband and the first heavy and light hole subbands, respectively, is studied as a function of the 2DEG density using ER spectroscopy. The results are discussed in comparison with the calculated in-plane dispersion of the hole subbands. Clear evidence is given for the influence of exciton screening effects.     

Effect of polarization roughness scattering (PRS) on two-dimensional electron transport of MgZnO/ZnO heterostructures

Quantum transport properties of two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) in undoped MgZnO/ZnO heterostructures with polarization charge effect have been investigated theoretically. Polarization roughness scattering (PRS) combining polarization charge and interface roughness scattering was proposed as a new scattering mechanism. It was found that the carriers confined in the heterostructures (HSs) would be scattered from polarization charges when they were moving along the in-plane and PRS played a very important role for the low-temperature electron mobility when the electron density N_s exceeded 1.0e11 cm⁻², especially in a higher electron density region. With PRS, the experimental data on the density dependence of 2DEG mobility in the MgZnO/ZnO HSs under study can be well reproduced. The study indicates that the improved processing techniques providing a smooth interface and a good separation between the 2DEG electrons and the polarization charges should be significant for the quantum device’s performance.     

Electronic parameters and electronic structures in modulation-doped highly strained InxGa1−xAs/InyAl1−yAs coupled double quantum wells

Electronic parameters of a two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) in modulation-doped highly strained In_xGa_1−xAs/In_yAl_1−yAs coupled double quantum wells were investigated by performing Shubnikov-de Haas (S-dH), Van der Pauw Hall-effect, and cyclotron resonance measurements. The S-dH measurements and the fast Fourier transformation results for the S-dH at 1.5 K indicated the electron occupation of two subbands in the quantum well. The electron effective masses of the 2DEG were determined from the cyclotron resonance measurements, and satisfied qualitatively the nonparabolicity effects in the quantum wells. The electronic subband structures were calculated by using a self-consistent method.     

Field emission graphene–oxide–silicon field effect based photodetector

Silicon‐based devices keep moving into smaller dimension for improving the speed, efficiency, and low‐power consumption. Novel designed semiconductor device architectures are needed to overcome the physical limitations. An integration of well‐designed nanostructure and nanomaterials can potentially establish new principles and approaches to nanoelectronic and photonic devices. We herein demonstrate a graphene/SiO₂/p‐Si (GOS) heterostructure with an embedded nanoscale mesa, forming a GOS‐Mesa field‐effect photodetector. The proposed structure exhibits that multiple exciton generation (MEG) can occur in a quantum‐confined two‐dimensional electron gas (2DEG) region via impact ionization, leading to high internal quantum efficiency (η_IQE). The numerical simulation of the carrier multiplication (CM) factor in our designed structure finds a reasonable agreement with empirical data. Simulated and measured internal quantum efficiency demonstrate ～195% and ～135% of UV–Vis radiation, respectively. A vertically confined 2DEG plays an important role not only in enabling the electron emission process which is responsible for the flowing of electron current, but also in developing a highly localized electric field (up to ～10⁶ V/cm) at the SiO₂/Si interface, enabling an impact ionization process under photon energy of merely ～1.95 eV. Our findings demonstrate that carrier multiplication can be achieved in a suitably designed nanoscale structure in conjunction with nanomaterial on silicon‐based devices, providing incentive to better understand MEG within quantum wells in 2DEG systems, and being a research path to enhancing the efficiency of future solar harvesting technologies. (© 2015 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH &Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Effects of donor density and temperature on electron systems in AlGaN/AlN/GaN and AlGaN/GaN structures

It was reported by Shen et al that the two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) in an AlGaN/AlN/GaN structure showed high density and improved mobility compared with an AlGaN/GaN structure, but the potential of the AlGaN/AlN/GaN structure needs further exploration. By the self-consistent solving of one-dimensional Schr\"{o}dinger--Poisson equations, theoretical investigation is carried out about the effects of donor density (0--1\times 10¹⁹cm^-3 and temperature (50--500K) on the electron systems in the AlGaN/AlN/GaN and AlGaN/GaN structures. It is found that in the former structure, since the effective \Delta E_c is larger, the efficiency with which the 2DEG absorbs the electrons originating from donor ionization is higher, the resistance to parallel conduction is stronger, and the deterioration of 2DEG mobility is slower as the donor density rises. When temperature rises, the three-dimensional properties of the whole electron system become prominent for both of the structures, but the stability of 2DEG is higher in the former structure, which is also ascribed to the larger effective \Delta E_c. The Capacitance--Voltage (C-V) carrier density profiles at different temperatures are measured for two Schottky diodes on the considered heterostructure samples separately, showing obviously different 2DEG densities. And the temperature-dependent tendency of the experimental curves agrees well with our calculations.     

Electron correlation in two-dimensional systems: CHNC approach to finite-temperature and spin-polarization effects

Applying the classical-map hypernetted-chain method (CHNC) developed recently by Dharma-wardana and Perrot, we have studied the temperature and spin-polarization effects on electron correlation in the uniform quantum two-dimensional gas (2DEG) over a wide range of temperature T and spin-polarization ζ. The quantum fluid at the temperature T is mapped to a classical fluid at the temperature T_cf given by T_cf²=T²+T_q², where the quantum temperature T_q is determined by comparing the calculated correlation energy to that of Monte Carlo results for the fully spin-polarized quantum system at zero temperature. By the iterative solution of the modified HNC equation and the Ornstein-Zernike equation, we have obtained the pair distribution function (PDF) and correlation energy for the two-component classical 2DEG with a classical fluid temperature T_cf. The anti-parallel bridge function B₁₂(r) appearing in the modified HNC equation is determined by using the Monte Carlo correlation energy at T=0 or STLS (Singwi-Tosi-Land-Sjölander) result at T>0 and the numerical solution to the Percus-Yevick (PY) equation for the system of hard disks. By calculating the Pauli potential, the bridge function, PDFs, structure factors and correlation energy, we have shown that in some cases, the properties of the uniform quantum 2DEG depend remarkably on the temperature and spin-polarization.     

Laterally patterned high mobility two-dimensional electron gases obtained by overgrowth of focused ion beam implanted Al1−xGaxAs

The use of focused ion beam implantation doping of an inverted GaAs/Al_1−xGa_xAs heterostructure during a growth interruption allows for the lateral modulation of the heterostructure doping. Hence, laterally patterned two dimensional electron gases (2DEGs) are obtained with no further processing steps required. We have performed the direct writing of a 2DEG with a Hall-bar pattern, such that only the application of ohmic contacts was necessary and the sample surface remained unharmed otherwise. The 2DEG has an electron density of 3.6×10¹¹ cm⁻² and an electron mobility of 4.8×10⁵ cm²/V s, as determined by magnetotransport measurements. A conventional mesa-etched Hall-bar with almost identical electronic properties has also been studied. Different behaviour of the longitudinal as well as the transversal magnetoresistance for the two Hall-bars is observed and can be concluded to be due to a different confinement potential.     

Temperature dependence of the inelastic scattering in a GaAs/n-AlGaAs selectively doped heterojunction with InGaAs quantum dots

Inelastic scattering processes of two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) have been investigated in a inverted GaAs/n-AlGaAs heterojunction with self-organized InGaAs quantum dots (QDs) embedded near the 2DEG channel where the electron population in the QDs is controllable by the gate voltage V_g. By analyzing magnetoresistance, the inelastic scattering time τ_ε have been evaluated as functions of V_g at 0.6, 0.8, 1.2, and 1.7 K. It is found that τ_ε increases with V_g below 0.8 K and decreases above 1.2 K, which suggests that the dominant scattering mechanisms below 0.8 K and above 1.2 K are different. To interpret this behavior, we have calculated the inelastic scattering time theoretically. It is found that the experimental data are well explained by a theoretical model where a 2D electron is considered to be inelastically scattered both by the other 2D electrons and by the trapped electrons in QDs. It is also found that the 2DEG–2DEG scattering is dominant at low temperature, while the 2DEG-QDs scattering becomes important as the temperature increases.     

Edge current switch of two-dimensional electron gas using carrier density control

We have investigated the effects of electron density discontinuity on the transports of edge currents of two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG). The electric field applied to a gate, which covers the 2DEG partially, gives rise to change in the carrier density and results in a density gradient, which deforms the edge currents. The transverse and longitudinal resistances were measured as functions of gate voltage V_G in the quantum Hall regime. The deviations of the longitudinal resistances from the normal quantum Hall resistances are attributed to the reflections of the edge currents under the influence of the abrupt density discontinuity. A switching behavior of the transverse resistance by controlling the gate voltage was observed when V_G=−2.2 and −2.0 V for magnetic field H=5 and 7.2 T, respectively.     

Effective mass of the 2-dimensional electron gas in an Al0.6Ga0.4Sb/InAs single quantum well

The 2-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) in an Al_0.6Ga_0.4Sb/InAs single quantum well is studied using cyclotron resonance and Shubnikov - de Haas (SdH) techniques. The effective mass (m^*) of the 2DEG was obtained from the peak positions of the cyclotron resonance transmission spectra. The results exhibit oscillatory behavior as a function of the magnetic field strength (B). The m^* value extracted from the temperature dependence of the SdH oscillations is in good agreement with the average value of m^* obtained from cyclotron resonance measurements. The effective mass is calculated as a function of B using an electron self-energy model based on the Hartree-Fock approximation. The calculated m^* values also show oscillatory behavior similar to that of the measured cyclotron resonance m^*. Both experiment and theory show that m^* maxima are shifted from the integral values (both odd and even) of the filling factors.