Particulate reduction in ternary-compound film growth via pulsed laser deposition from segmented binary-targets
Particulate reduction in ternary-compound film growth via pulsed laser deposition from segmented binary-targets
We present the hetero-epitaxial growth of high-quality crystalline Y3Ga5O12 onto a <100>-oriented YAG substrate via pulsed laser deposition, using mixed ternary-compound and segmented binary-compound targets. We observe that a Y3Ga5O12 film fabricated using a segmented target (Y2O3/Ga2O3) contained ~ 100 times fewer scattering points than a film grown using a mixed Y3Ga5O12 target. We show that following ablation, the surface of the mixed compound (ternary) target had laser-induced cone structures, whereas the surface of single compound (binary) targets did not. It is concluded that the different ablation dynamics of the oxide constituents in the respective targets plays a significant role in the origin of the scattering points in the resultant films.
Grant-Jacob, James A.
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Prentice, Jake J.
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Mackenzie, Jacob I.
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7 March 2018
Grant-Jacob, James A.
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Prentice, Jake J.
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Beecher, Stephen J.
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Shepherd, David P.
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Eason, Robert W.
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Mackenzie, Jacob I.
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Grant-Jacob, James A., Prentice, Jake J., Beecher, Stephen J., Shepherd, David P., Eason, Robert W. and Mackenzie, Jacob I.
(2018)
Particulate reduction in ternary-compound film growth via pulsed laser deposition from segmented binary-targets.
Materials Research Express.
(doi:10.1088/2053-1591/aab0ef).
Abstract
We present the hetero-epitaxial growth of high-quality crystalline Y3Ga5O12 onto a <100>-oriented YAG substrate via pulsed laser deposition, using mixed ternary-compound and segmented binary-compound targets. We observe that a Y3Ga5O12 film fabricated using a segmented target (Y2O3/Ga2O3) contained ~ 100 times fewer scattering points than a film grown using a mixed Y3Ga5O12 target. We show that following ablation, the surface of the mixed compound (ternary) target had laser-induced cone structures, whereas the surface of single compound (binary) targets did not. It is concluded that the different ablation dynamics of the oxide constituents in the respective targets plays a significant role in the origin of the scattering points in the resultant films.
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Accepted/In Press date: 20 February 2018
e-pub ahead of print date: 20 February 2018
Published date: 7 March 2018
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