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PHOTOLUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF InGaAs QUANTUM DOT STRUCTURES

PHOTOLUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF InGaAs QUANTUM DOT STRUCTURES. Kenneth Clark, John Colton , Matt Guerron , Dallas Smith, Scott Thalman Brigham Young University Haeyeon Yang Utah State University. Quantum Dots. GaAs. InGaAs. GaAs. Dong Jun Kim et al 2008 Nanotechnology 19 47560.

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PHOTOLUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF InGaAs QUANTUM DOT STRUCTURES

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  1. PHOTOLUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF InGaAs QUANTUM DOT STRUCTURES Kenneth Clark, John Colton, Matt Guerron, Dallas Smith, Scott Thalman Brigham Young University Haeyeon Yang Utah State University

  2. Quantum Dots GaAs InGaAs GaAs Dong Jun Kim et al 2008 Nanotechnology19 47560 Grown on surface with molecular beams http://uwnews.org/uweek/article.aspx?id=42599 Chemically grown in solution

  3. Photoluminescence (P.L.) Conduction Band Band Gap Electron Energy e e e e e e e e e e Valence Band

  4. Spectroscopy Lock-in Amplifier BNC Cable Monochromator Cryostat Lenses Sample Detector Focusing Lens Mirror Chopper Power Controller

  5. The Experiment Quantum Dots Indium Rich Regions Wetting Layer Wavelength W. Chang et al (1999 )

  6. Scan Results Problem: Peaks shift giving Inaccurate scan results. Reason: Higher excitation energy causes sample heating.

  7. The Solution Duty Cycle decreased from 50% to 8.33%

  8. Ability to use higher Excitation energies Less signal, meaning lower intensity readings.

  9. 100nm In Conclusion • These samples have strong P.L. • Adjust growth technique • Patterned samples • P.L. up to 1400nm even at • room temperature Yang et al., submitted to Nanoletters

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