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N Type , GaSb Crystal Wafer Substrate , 3”, Prime Grade, Epi-Ready

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    N Type , GaSb Crystal Wafer Substrate , 3”, Prime Grade, Epi-Ready

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    N Type , GaSb Crystal Wafer Substrate , 3”, Prime Grade, Epi-Ready

    N Type , GaSb Crystal Wafer Substrate , 3”, Prime Grade, Epi-Ready

    PAM-XIAMEN offers GaSb wafer – Gallium Antimonide which are grown by LEC(Liquid Encapsulated Czochralski) as epi-ready or mechanical grade with n type, p type or undoped in different orientation(111)or(100).Gallium antimonide (GaSb) is a crystalline compound made from the elements Gallium (Ga) and antimony (Sb).

    3" GaSb Wafer Specification

    ItemSpecifications
    Conduction TypeN-type
    DopantTellurium
    Wafer Diameter3"
    Wafer Orientation(100)±0.5°
    Wafer Thickness600±25um
    Primary Flat Length22±2mm
    Secondary Flat Length11±1mm
    Carrier Concentration(1-20)x1017cm-3
    Mobility2000-3500cm2/V.s
    EPD<2x103cm-2
    TTV<12um
    BOW<12um
    WARP<15um
    Laser markingupon request
    Suface finishP/E, P/P
    Epi readyyes
    PackageSingle wafer container or cassette

    Electrical properties of GaSb Wafer

    Band structure and carrier concentration of GaSb Wafer include Basic Parameters,Mobility and Hall Effect,Transport Properties in High Electric Fields
    ,Impact Ionization,Recombination Parameters

    Basic Parameters

    Breakdown field≈5·104
    Mobility electrons≤ 3000 cm2 V-1 s-1
    Mobility holes≤ 1000 cm2 V-1 s-1
    Diffusion coefficient electrons≤ 75 cm2/s
    Diffusion coefficient holes≤ 25 cm2/s
    Electron thermal velocity5.8·105 m/s
    Hole thermal velocity2.1·105 m/s

    Mobility and Hall Effect

    Electron Hall mobility versus temperature for different doping levels.
    1. Nd= 1.7·1018 cm-3
    2. Nd= 2.8·1017 cm-3
    Broken curves represent the experimental data. Continuous curves represent theoretical calculations.
    Electron Hall mobility versus electron concentration no. T=77 K.
    Open circles represent measurements with a group of samples having approximately the same residual acceptor concentrations Na. Full symbols:specimens with lower residual acceptor concentrations. Solid lines represent the theoretical calculations for different values of compensating acceptor densities - either singly (Na-) or doubly (Na--) ionized.
    1. Na- = 1.2·1017 or Na-- = 0.4·1017 cm-3
    2. Na- =2.85·1017 or Na-- =0.95·1017 cm-3
    3. Na- = 4.5·1017 or Na-- = 1.5·1017 cm-3
    Hole Hall mobility versus temperature at different compensation levels.
    1. Na= 1.39·1017 cm-3; Nd= 9·1015 cm-3;
    2. Na= 1.3·1017 cm-3; Nd= 9.5·1016 cm-3;
    3. Na= 1.1·1017cm-3; Nd= 9.5·1016 cm-3
    Temperature dependence of hole Hall mobility.
    MBE technique. Hole concentration at 300 K:
    1. - 2.28·1016 cm-3;
    2. - 1.9·1019 cm-3.
    The hole Hall mobility versus hole concentration, 300 K.
    Experimental data are taken from five different papers

    Transport Properties in High Electric Fields

    Calculated field dependence of the electron drift velocity, 300 K.
    Calculated (solid) end experimental (points) current density dependencies versus the electric field, 300 K.
    Fraction of electrons in Γ, L, X valleys as a function of electric field,300 K
    n=6.8·1016 cm-3
    Electron temperature as a function of the electric field, T=77 K.
    full and open circle - experimental data
    curve are calculated

    Impact Ionization

    The dependences of αi and βi> versus 1/F. T=77 K
    Open symbols : F (111).
    Filled symbols : F (100).
    The dependences of αi and βi versus 1/F). T=300 K
    F (100).

    Recombination Parameters

    Radiative lifetime versus donor concentration, T =77 K, GaSb(Te).
    To extract these dependences from experimental data the values of internal quantum efficiency η were taken:
    open circles η=0.8;
    filled circles η=1;
    Nonradiative lifetime versus donor concentrations, T =77K, GaSb(Te).
    open circles η= 0.8;
    filled circles η= 1; (Agaev et al. [1984]).
    Electron radiative (triangles) and nonradiative (squares) lifetime versus acceptor concentration, p-GaSb, T=77 K.
    Electron lifetime versus temperature at different acceptor concentrations.
    Na (cm-3): 1. 5·1018; 2. 2.2·1019; 3. 3.5·1019.

    Radiative recombination coefficient~10-10 cm3 s-1
    Auger coefficient
    77K2·10-29 cm6s-1
    300 K5·10-30 cm6s-1


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