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The chapter discusses the fabrication techniques essential for compound semiconductors, focusing notably on epitaxial growth methods such as MOCVD and MBE. It highlights the significance of layer-by-layer deposition in achieving optimal electrical and optical properties in devices, along with associated challenges and emerging technologies. The chapter concludes by emphasizing the advancements that facilitate the scalability of compound semiconductor fabrication.
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Term: Epitaxial Growth
Definition: A deposition technique to grow crystalline layers on a substrate, key for achieving desired semiconductor characteristics.
Term: MOCVD
Definition: Metal-Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition is an epitaxial growth technique that uses metal-organic precursors for layer formation at high temperatures.
Term: MBE
Definition: Molecular Beam Epitaxy is an ultra-high vacuum deposition process that allows for atomic-level control of layer growth.
Term: Lattice Matching
Definition: The process of aligning the crystal structure of the substrate with that of the epitaxial layer to minimize defects.
Term: Doping
Definition: The intentional introduction of impurities into a semiconductor to change its electrical properties.