Applied Physics Letters · 2009 · 15 citations · 19 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsOptoelectronicsThin FilmsPolarization OpticsQuantum OptoelectronicsSpintronicsThin Film Optical PropertiesEnergy Band GapLattice ParametersNondestructive AnalysisNondestructive EvaluationNondestructive TestingPolaritiesPolarity DetectionPolarization Effects
We report an effective and nondestructive method based on circular photogalvanic effect (CPGE) to detect the lattice polarity of InN. Because of the lattice inversion between In- and N-polar InN, the energy band spin splitting is opposite for InN films with different polarities. Consequently under light irradiation with the same helicity, CPGE photocurrents in In- and N-polar layers will have opposite directions, thus the polarity can be detected. This method is demonstrated by our CPGE measurements in both n- and p-type InN films.
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