Structural changes induced by low-energy electron irradiation in GaSb
Noriko Nitta, Yohta Aizawa, Tokiya Hasegawa, Hidehiro Yasuda
Abstract
Noriko Nitta, Yohta Aizawa, Tokiya Hasegawa, Hidehiro Yasuda
Abstract
Structural changes in GaSb (001) thin films upon low-energy electron (125 keV) irradiation have been studied by in situ transmission electron microscopy. No structural changes were observed for irradiation at room temperature. However, in a sample irradiated at 473 K domains of {110} variant, rotated 90° from each other, were formed in the matrix. The average diameter of the domains was approximately 18 nm in the sample irradiated to a fluence of 4.8 × 1024 electrons/m2. It is considered that the domains are pseudo-{110} planes in the matrix formed by electron-irradiation-induced Shockley partial dislocations.
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Structural changes in GaSb (001) thin films upon low-energy electron (125 keV) irradiation have been studied by in situ transmission electron microscopy. No structural changes were observed for irradiation at room temperature. However, in a sample irradiated at 473 K domains of {110} variant, rotated 90° from each other, were formed in the matrix. The average diameter of the domains was approximately 18 nm in the sample irradiated to a fluence of 4.8 × 1024 electrons/m2. It is considered that the domains are pseudo-{110} planes in the matrix formed by electron-irradiation-induced Shockley partial dislocations.
Key concepts: Irradiation, Electron beam processing, Fluence, Transmission electron microscopy, Materials science, Electron, Electron microscope, Matrix (chemical analysis)