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Physics of Semiconductors 9 th 2016.6.13 Shingo Katsumoto Department of Physics and Institute for Solid State Physics University of Tokyo

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Outline today Answer to the question paused in the last week Heterojunction and quantum confinement to 2-dimensional systems Heterojunction connection rule Quantum well Quantum barrier Double barrier Resonant diode Superlattice Modulation doping

My question in the last week J Consider an ideal light emitting diode, which has no non-radiative recombination. Every injected carrier emits a photon with the energy E g. Now apply a voltage V 1 < E g /e and a current J 1 flows. The power of light emission is P L = E g J 1 /e. On the other hand, the electric power source gives the power P S = J 1 V 1, which is smaller than P L! Does the LED create energy? Or what is happening inside the LED? J 1 0 0 V 1 E g e V

An experiment 2.4 V: 0.517 µm Green! Blue: 0.45 µm -> 2.76eV

pn junction as a heat pump E E D(E) f c (E) Only carriers with high kinetic energies can diffuse into the other layer Environment heat bath Evaporation cooling occurs Electric power source pn junction Photon

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Ch.3 Heterojunctions and quantum confinement to two-dimensional systems

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Heterojunction and envelope function Bloch type wavefuntion: Lattice periodic function band structure Plane wave Envelope function Lattice Hamiltonian: Perturbation potential: Bloch functions Envelope function

Heterojunction and envelope function Inverse Fourier transformation Schrödinger equation with effective mass: Effective mass approximation Heterojunction: difference in and normalize into step potential at the interface:

Anderson s rule R. L. Anderson, IBM J. Res. Dev. 4, 283 (1960).

II-VI, III-V, VI combinations GaN ZnO Energy gap (ev) Graphene Lattice constant (Å)

Molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) RHEED Substrate Ga Al In As Si

van del Waals heterostructure A. K. Geim and I. V. Grigorieva Nature 499, 419 (2013).

Quantum well V 0 V(x) States localized inside the well: E < V 0 L/2 L/2 x

Quantum well Continuous: Differentiable:

Quantum well

Optical absorption in quantum well lh Envelope function Lattice periodic function E g Two dimensional density of states: hh

Optical absorption in quantum well

Quantum barrier A 1 (k) B 1 (k) 1 Q 2 M T A 2 (k) B 2 (k) Transfer matrix: M T M T for a barrier width L height V 0 Inside the barrier Boundary condition:

Transfer matrix for a square barrier t, r : complex transmission and reflection coefficients

Double barrier transmission

Double barrier transmission Resonant transmission

Double barrier conduction Source ev ss Drain Transmission coefficient light hole heavy hole E/V 0

Double barrier conduction Source ev ss Drain z I ss k z V ss k y k x

Double barrier and wave packet Resonant T =1? 1. Immediately go through 2. Take some time and go through 3. Mostly be reflected by the potential 4. Others

Double barrier and wave packet Quasi qu stationary reflected incoming

Semiconductor Superlattice d Raphael Tsu Leo Esaki Bloch theorem Eigenvalue e ±iii

Kronig-Penny potential : δ -function series potential

Bloch oscillation in solids Cosine band: Bloch oscillation

Formation of mini-bands

Experiment on Bloch oscillation Stark ladder state near infrared THz A Y. Shimada et al. Phys. Rev. Lett. 90, 046806 (2003). N. Sekine et al. Phys. Rev. Lett. 94, 057408 (2005).

Experiment on Bloch oscillation

Modulation doping and 2-dimensional electrons Hartree potential Electric field of sheet charge

Modulation doping and 2-dimensional electrons Step function Solve self-consistently Schrödinger equation

Approximations Airy function Triangular potential Fang-Howard (variational approximation)

Electron mobility in MODFET

Exercise B-6-13 here is a GaAs (dielectric constant 13) p + n diode grown with molecular beam epitaxy. Doping is abrupt and uniform for both p and n layers. We have cut the grown film to a 1 mm 2 area and measured the differential capacitance with applying the (negative) bias voltage V b and obtained the results summarized in the table on the left. Submission deadline: 6/27 Obtain the built-in potential in unit of V. The measured C contains some experimental errors. Assume that the capacitance is dominated by the doping in the n layer and obtain the donor concentration in the n layer in the unit of cm 3.