Bandgap widening and behavior of Raman-active phonon modes of cubic single-crystalline (In,Ga)O alloy films
arXiv:2104.08092 · doi:10.1063/5.0056532
Abstract
The influence of Ga incorporation into cubic InO on the electronic and vibrational properties is discussed for (In,Ga)O alloy films grown by molecular beam epitaxy. Using spectroscopic ellipsometry, a linear dependence of the absorption onset on the Ga content is found with a blueshift of up to 150 meV for . Consistently, the fundamental band gap exhibits a blueshift as determined by hard X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. The dependence of the absorption onset and the effective electron mass on the electron concentration is derived from the infrared dielectric functions for a Sn doped alloy film. The influence of alloying on phonon modes is analyzed on the basis of Raman spectroscopic measurements. The frequencies of several phonon modes are identified as sensitive measures for the spectroscopic determination of the Ga content.
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