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Experimental study of I[lc]n(sub x)G[lc]a(sub 1-x)A[lc]s homogeneous single crystal growth by the Traveling Liquidus-Zone (TLZ) method

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Experimental study of I[lc]n(sub x)G[lc]a(sub 1-x)A[lc]s homogeneous single crystal growth by the Traveling Liquidus-Zone (TLZ) method

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文書・図像類
Author
花上, 康宏ほか
Publisher
宇宙開発事業団
Publication date
2001-12-25
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Newly invented "Traveling Liquidus-Zone" (TLZ) method was applied to grow In(0.3)Ga(0.7)As single crystals. Homogeneous growth conditions were confirm...

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文書・図像類
Author/Editor
花上, 康宏
岩井, 正行
鶴, 哲也
村松, 祐治
木下, 恭一
Hanaue, Yasuhiro
Iwai, Masayuki
Tsuru, Tetsuya
Muramatsu, Yuji
Kinoshita, Kyoichi
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Publication Date
2001-12-25
Publication Date (W3CDTF)
2001-12-25
Alternative Title
移行液相ゾーン法によるIn(sub x)Ga(sub 1-x)As均質単結晶成長の実験研究
Periodical title
宇宙開発事業団技術報告: Annual Report of the Semiconductor Team in NASDA Space Utilization Research Program (2000): Effects of Microgravity Environment on Growth Related Properties of Semiconductor Alloys (InGaAs). Growth of Homogeneous Crystals = NASDA Technical Memorandum: Annual Report of the Semiconductor Team in NASDA Space Utilization Research Program (2000): Effects of Microgravity Environment on Growth Related Properties of Semiconductor Alloys (InGaAs). Growth of Homogeneous Crystals
Pages
13-17