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Experiments on Ge-GaAs heterojunctions

R.L. Anderson
- 01 Sep 1962 - 
- Vol. 5, Iss: 5, pp 341-351
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In this article, the electrical characteristics of Ge-GaAs heterojunctions, made by depositing Ge epitaxially on GaAs substrates, are described and I-V and electro-optical characteristics are consistent with a model in which the conduction-and valence-band edges at the interface are discontinuous.
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The electrical characteristics of Ge-GaAs heterojunctions, made by depositing Ge epitaxially on GaAs substrates, are described. I–V and electro-optical characteristics are consistent with a model in which the conduction- and valence-band edges at the interface are discontinuous. The forbidden band in heavily doped (n-type) germanium appears to shift to lower energy values.

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Vapor‐Deposited Single‐Crystal Germanium

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