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Halbleiterphysik Donnerstag<br />
HL 44.70 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
Übergangsmetall-Donator Paare in Si — •R. Vianden 1 , D.<br />
Brett 2 , A. Byrne 3 und M. Ridgway 2 — 1 Helmholtz-Institut für<br />
Strahlen- und Kernphysik, Nußallee 14-16, D-53115 Bonn — 2 Dep.<br />
of Electronic Materials Engineering — 3 Dep. of Nuclear Physics,<br />
RSPhysSE, Australian National University, Canberra ACT 0200,<br />
Australia<br />
Die Wechselwirkungen zwischen Übergangsmetallverunreinigungen<br />
und Dotierungsatomen können die Funktion von Halbleiterbauelementen<br />
gravierend beeinflussen. Da die Löslichkeit der Übergangsmetalle in<br />
Halbleitern wie Si und Ge sehr klein ist, ist es oft unmöglich, ihr Verhalten<br />
mit klassischen Methoden zu beobachten. Die Methode der gestörten<br />
γ-γ Winkelkorrelation (PAC) kommt dagegen mit extrem geringen Fremdatomkonzentrationen<br />
aus. Wir haben das PAC-Sondenatom 100 Pd in As<br />
dotiertes Silizium implantiert, um die Wechselwirkung geringer Pd Verunreinigungen<br />
mit den Donatoratomen zu beobachten. Erste Ergebnisse<br />
zeigen, dass bis zu 30% der Pd Sonden an As Donatoratomen eingefangen<br />
werden. Die beobachtete Quadrupolwechselwirkung, νQ = 10,2(1) MHz,<br />
η = 0 und eine 〈111〉 Orientierung des elektrischen Feldgradienten legen<br />
den Einbau auf einem dem As benachbarten substitutionellen Gitterplatz<br />
nahe.<br />
HL 44.71 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
Ab-initio investigation of the high-pressure phase transition<br />
cd→β-tin under nonhydrostatic pressure in Si and Ge —<br />
•Katalin Gaál-Nagy and Dieter Strauch — Institut für<br />
Theoretische Physik, Universität Regensburg, 93040 Regensburg<br />
In this contribution we present an ab-initio study of the high-pressure<br />
phase transition from the cubic-diamond (cd) to the β-tin phase in Si and<br />
Ge. Our main interest is here the influence of non-hydrostatic pressure<br />
to the transition. In a first step we calculated the full curve of the equation<br />
of state from a enthalpy surface including energies and enthalpies for<br />
the complete set of parameters which are allowed to vary. This the H(p)<br />
curve is calculated by evaluating the hydrostatic pressure concerning the<br />
components of the diagonal stress tensor beeing equal. Next a similar procedure<br />
can be done for non-equal components for non-hydrostatic pressure.<br />
Last we included the effect of strain in our calculations. We find<br />
an essentual lowering of the transition pressure under non-hydrostatic<br />
conditions. The calculations were performed within the framework of<br />
the density functional theory using ultrasoft pseudopotentials and the<br />
local density as well as the generalized gradient approximation for the<br />
exchange-correlation potential implemented in VASP [1].<br />
[1] G. Kresse, J. Furthmüller, Comput. Mat. Scie. 6, 15 (1996)<br />
HL 44.72 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
Hydrogen-induced platelets in Ge — •Martin Hiller, Edward<br />
Lavrov, and Jörg Weber — Institut für Angewandte Physik - Halbleiterphysik,<br />
TU Dresden, 01062 Dresden<br />
Germanium treated in hydrogen and/or deuterium plasmas has been<br />
investigated by means of Raman scattering at RT. Two Raman lines<br />
at ∼ 2000 and 4150 cm −1 are observed after H-plasma treatment at<br />
150 ◦ C. The former is identified as local vibrational modes (LVMs) of<br />
Ge–H bonds, whereas the latter was shown to originate from a LVM of<br />
H2. Polarization Raman measurements revealed that both lines possess<br />
a trigonal symmetry. Based on this and the similarity of the two signals<br />
in Ge and Si we identify the 2000 cm −1 line as hydrogen-induced {111}<br />
platelets, whereas the 4150 cm −1 line belongs to H2 trapped within these<br />
platelets.<br />
HL 44.73 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
XRD analysis of Ge- and GexSi1−x-layers grown by surfactant<br />
mediated epitaxy — •T. Wietler and K.R. Hofmann — Institute<br />
for Semiconductor Devices and Electronic Materials, University of<br />
Hannover, Appelstr. 11A, 30167 Hannover, Germany<br />
Strained Si/Ge-heterodevices provide the opportunity to combine enhanced<br />
carrier mobilities with silicon technology. The controlled growth<br />
of relaxed virtual GexSi1−x substrates with high Ge content is a vital precondition<br />
for the fabrication of strained layer structures. By surfactant<br />
mediated epitaxy (SME) employing Sb as surfactant relaxed GexSi1−x<br />
films can be realized.<br />
GexSi1−x films with Ge content variying from x=0.7 to 1 were grown<br />
by SME on Si(111) substrates. The crystalline quality and the degree<br />
of strain relaxation were studied by high resolution X-ray diffraction<br />
(HXRD). X-Ray reflection (XRR) was used to measure the surface roughness<br />
and film thickness. The X-ray analysis results are compared to those<br />
obtained by etch pit density (EPD), auger electron spectroscopy (AES)<br />
depth profiling and atomic force microscopy (AFM).<br />
HL 44.74 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
Contactless determination of temperature variations in single<br />
junction thermal converters — •V. Schlosser 1 , G. Heine 2 , W.<br />
Waldmann 2 , M. Garcocz 2 , and G. Klinger 3 — 1 Institut für Materialphysik,<br />
Universität Wien — 2 Bundesamt für Eich- und Vermessungswesen,<br />
Wien — 3 Institut für Meteorologie und Geophysik, Universität Wien<br />
The ac-dc transfer standard is one of the basic electrical standards,<br />
by which the ac voltage and ac current are deduced from their dc counterparts.<br />
A well established method is the comparison of electric power<br />
between ac- and dc- voltage by converting the power to force or heat.<br />
Converters may be recognised as reference standard and the system is<br />
called the ”ac-dc transfer standard”. Differences in the signal between<br />
ac- and dc- power generation depend on frequency and waveform. In<br />
the low frequency regime the thermal ripple dominates the error introduced<br />
by the thermal converter. The purpose of this work was to develop<br />
an experimental set up which is capable to record the time dependend<br />
temperature fluctuations caused by ac- currents. The infrared radiation<br />
which is emitted by the heated filament and bead of a thermal converter<br />
was monitored using a scanning infrared radiation imaging set up. The<br />
method will be presented and first results will be discussed.<br />
HL 44.75 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
Investigations of the local and temporal temperature changes<br />
in precision shunt resistors — •G. Klinger 1 , V. Schlosser 2 , G.<br />
Heine 3 , W. Waldmann 3 , and M. Garcocz 3 — 1 Institut für Meteorologie<br />
und Geophysik, Universität Wien — 2 Institut für Materialphysik,<br />
Universität Wien — 3 Bundesamt für Eich- und Vermessungswesen, Wien<br />
The most accurate determination of alternating electrical currents or<br />
voltages is based on a comparison with direct current measurements<br />
which can be resolved with a far higher precision. A widely used method<br />
is the conversion of the electric power to heat in a thermal converter.<br />
Because the range of thermal converters is restricted to currents below<br />
15 mA and voltages of less than 3 V higher currents and voltages are<br />
measured by a step-up transformation. In the case of high currents precision<br />
shunt resistors are used. The knowledge of the temporal and spatial<br />
temperature distribution of the resistor during operation is an essential<br />
prerequisite to (i) perform an error correction and to (ii) optimize the<br />
design of the resistor. In the present work we used a thermo camera to<br />
investigate the temperature distribution of shunt resistors. Additional<br />
measurements with thermo couples were carried out in order to correct<br />
measurement deviations caused by optical surface properties. The results<br />
of the measurements and model calculations of the resistor’s temperature<br />
dependence will be discussed.<br />
HL 44.76 Do 16:30 Poster A<br />
Herstellung und Vermessung von lateralen p-n-Übergängen —<br />
C. Werner, D. Reuter, A.D. Wieck, •C. Werner, D. Reuter<br />
und A.D. Wieck — Lehrstuhl für Angewandte Festkörperphysik der<br />
Ruhr-Universität Bochum<br />
Wir haben auf Basis von Al0,33Ga0,67As/In0,1Ga0,9As/GaAs-<br />
Heterostrukturen laterale p-n-Übergänge erzeugt, indem wir eine in der<br />
MBE gewachsene und mit Kohlenstoff modulationsdotierte Heterostruktur<br />
überkompensiert haben. Dieses geschieht durch lokale Implantation<br />
von Silizium-Atomen in einer Anlage zur Erzeugung fokussierter Ionenstrahlen.<br />
Für laterale p-n-Übergänge wurden interessante Voraussagen<br />
bezüglich des Verhaltens der Ausbreitung der Verarmungszone und<br />
der Sperrschichtkapazität als Funktion der angelegten Sperrspannung<br />
gemacht. So sollte sich die Verarmungszone linear mit der Sperrspannung<br />
ausbreiten [1, 2]. Um dies nachzuprüfen, wurde an diesen Proben der<br />
optisch induzierte Sperrstrom gemessen und daraus die Länge der<br />
Verarmungszone bestimmt. Die Sperrschichtkapazität hingegen sollte<br />
nur sehr schwach von der Sperrspannung abhängen [2]. Dieses wurde<br />
mittels Kapazitätsmessungen überprüft.<br />
[1] U. Dötsch, A.D. Wieck, Nanodevices produced with focussed ion<br />
beams, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B 139, 12<br />
(1998)<br />
[2] A.Sh. Achoyan et al., Two-Dimensional p-n Junction under Equlibrium<br />
Conditions, Semiconductors 36, 903 (2002)