The surface electronic structure of 3–5 compounds and the mechanism of Fermi level pinning by oxygen (passivation) and metals (Schottky barriers)

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ABSTRACTIt is shown that in Au/InGaP and Au/InGaAlP Schottky diodes the Fermi level is pinned by metal-deposition-induced midgap states. Hydrogen plasma treatment of such diodes greatly improves the reverse currents. The measured Schottky barrier heights seem to correlate with the valence band offsets measured by DLTS on quantum well structures.


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