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Determination of Carrier Concentrations in P-GaSb/n-InGaAsSb Type II Misaligned Heterojunctions by the Conductivity-Magnetic Field Dependence

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We present results in studying narrow-gap misaligned heterojunctions based on InxGa1–x As y Sb1–y/GaSb solid solutions with a composition close to InAs (x ≥ 0.80, E g = 0.26 eV at T = 300 K). Unusual asymmetric electrical properties of the heterostructures (Nn, Pp, Np and Pn) as well as their energy band diagrams are discussed. The ohmic behaviour of P-GaSb/n-InGaAsSb structure and diode-like IV characteristics of the Np, Nn and Pp junctions have been observed in the temperature region from 4.2 K up to 300 K. Concentration of the Pn structure with ohmic behavior was determined by the conductivity-magnetic field dependence.

Keywords: CARRIER CONCENTRATION; ENERGY BAND DIAGRAM; HETEROSTRUCTURE

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: 01 January 2013

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