vapor-phase epitaxy
vapor-phase epitaxy
[′vā·pər ¦fāz ′ep·ə‚tak·sē] (solid-state physics)
The use of chemical vapor deposition to grow epitaxial layers. Abbreviated VPE.
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References in periodicals archive
Zhilyaev et al., "Chloride
vapor-phase epitaxy of gallium nitride on silicon: Effect of a silicon carbide interlayer," Technical Physics Letters, vol.
Stringfellow, "Organometallic
vapor-phase epitaxy growth and characterization of Bi-containing III/V alloys," Journal of Applied Physics, vol.
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