MBE growth and characterization of a II-VI distributed Bragg reflector and microcavity lattice-matched to MgTe

Abstract

We present the realization and characterization of a 20 fold, fully lattice-matched epitaxial distributed Bragg reflector based on (Cd,Zn)Te and (Cd,Zn,Mg)Te layers. We also present a microcavity based on (Cd,Zn,Mg)Te containing a (Cd,Zn)Te quantum well. Reflectivity spectra, photoluminescence in real space and in far field are presented.

4 pages, 9 figures

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