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18 August 2005 InGaN: characterization and first photo-cathode results
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We have made InGaN:Mg epitaxial layers and report for the first time the QE versus wavelength for a photo-cathode. The motivation for InGaN is to lower the band gap just enough to enable detection of nitrogen fluorescence 337 nm, 357 nm and 391nm for both Earth observing and for energetic cosmic ray studies. Homogeneous InGaN alloys are difficult to prepare as the indium rich alloy tends to coalesce into quantum dots. The transmission, X-ray, and photo-luminescence measurements of the films indicated a significant concentration of Mg acceptors was incorporated into the film and as such could be converted into a viable photo-cathode upon cessiation. We present our photo-luminescence, X-ray, and near-field scanning microscope (NSOM) and QE measurements of films and compare these with measurements of GaN:Mg. The spectral properties of the photo-cathodes will also be presented.
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M. P. Ulmer, B. Han, Bruce W. Wessels, O. H. W. Siegmund, and A. S. Tremsin "InGaN: characterization and first photo-cathode results", Proc. SPIE 5898, UV, X-Ray, and Gamma-Ray Space Instrumentation for Astronomy XIV, 58980G (18 August 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.615701
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KEYWORDS
Magnesium

Indium gallium nitride

Near field scanning optical microscopy

Gallium nitride

Absorption

Gallium

Quantum efficiency

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