文摘
Alb>0.31b>Gab>0.69b>N/AlN/GaN/Inb>xb>Gab>1?xb>N/GaN heterostructures grown with the metal-organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) technique with different Inb>xb>Gab>1?xb>N back-barriers with In mole fractions of 0.05?¡Ü?x?¡Ü?0.14 were investigated by using XRD measurements. Screw, edge, and total dislocations, In mole fraction of back-barriers, Al mole fraction, and the thicknesses of front-barriers and lattice parameters were calculated. Mixed state dislocations with both edge and screw type dislocations were observed. The effects of the In mole fraction difference in the back-barrier and the effect of the thickness of front-barrier on crystal quality are discussed. With the increasing In mole fraction, an increasing dislocation trend is observed that may be due to the growth temperature difference between ultrathin Inb>xb>Gab>1?xb>N back-barrier and the surrounding layers.