Abstract:
The article presents studies of self-catalytic growth of GaInP nanostructures on silicon substrates with orientation (111) from saturated vapors of phosphorus and indium in a quasi-closed volume, aimed at studying the methods of controlling the composition of the obtained structures. Studies of vibrational properties and photoluminescence have shown that by choosing the optimal combination of source and catalytic droplet compositions, it is possible to obtain GaInP nanostructures emitting in the range from 1.37 to 1.9 eV. Differences in the morphology of the obtained nanostructures depending on the conditions of their formation have been established.