Data for reference perkins-mrssp-395-243Halide vapor phase epitaxy of gallium nitride films on sapphire and silicon substrates.
NR Perkins, MN Horton, ZZ Bandle, TC McGill, TF Kuech
Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings 395, 243 (1996).
Thick (200 mcm) GaN films were grown by HVPE on (0001) sapphire and (111)Si substrates at rates 70 mcm/hr. DCXRD measurements of GaN/sapphire indicate FWHM values 220 arcsec.
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