A thermal annealing method for improving room temperature ferromagnetism of ion-implanted Gan-based dilute magnetic semiconductor materials
A dilute magnetic semiconductor, room temperature ferromagnetism technology, applied in the application of conductive/insulating/magnetic materials on magnetic films, inorganic material magnetism, ion implantation plating and other directions, to achieve the effect of enhanced interaction and improved room temperature ferromagnetism
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[0024]The first step is to prepare the GaN thin film material for ion implantation. The GaN base material is a GaN film epitaxially grown on a sapphire substrate (0001) using metal organic epitaxial growth technology (MOCVD). The thickness of the GaN film is 3 μm, and the GaN film material is n-type GaN that is unintentionally doped.
[0025]The second step is to perform the first ion implantation on the GaN thin film material. Before ion implantation, the GaN thin film material is repeatedly cleaned with acetone and alcohol to prevent impurities on the GaN surface from entering the GaN lattice during the ion implantation process. An ion implanter (LC-4 type ion implanter developed by the 48th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation) is used to ion implant the GaN film. The ion implantation process is carried out at room temperature, and the implanted ions are non-metal C ions. The ion implantation angle is 7° with the GaN surface to prevent channeling in t...
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[0031]The other steps are the same as in embodiment 1, except that the implanted magnetic metal ion is changed from rare earth ion Dy to rare earth ion Gd. The increase percentage of the saturation magnetization of the obtained sample is similar to that of Example 1.
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