Ming-Chi Chou
National Sun Yat-sen University
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Applied Physics Letters | 2008
Ikai Lo; Chia-Ho Hsieh; Yen-Liang Chen; Wen-Yuan Pang; Yu-Chi Hsu; Jih-Chen Chiang; Ming-Chi Chou; Jenn-Kai Tsai; D. M. Schaadt
The edge and threading dislocations of M-plane GaN epilayers grown on γ-LiAlO2 have been studied by high-resolution transmission electron microscope. We found that edge dislocations were grown in [11¯00] direction while threading dislocations were generated along a1 or −a2 axes. We also observed a single stacking fault in the M-plane GaN epilayer.
Applied Physics Letters | 2009
Ikai Lo; Chia-Ho Hsieh; Yu-Chi Hsu; Wen-Yuan Pang; Ming-Chi Chou
The self-assembled GaN hexagonal micropyramid and microdisk were grown on LiAlO2 by plasma-assisted molecular-beam epitaxy. It was found that the (0001¯) disk was established with the capture of N atoms by most-outside Ga atoms as the (1×1) surface was constructing, while the pyramid was obtained due to the missing of most-outside N atoms. The intensity of cathode luminescence excited from the microdisk was one order of amplitude greater than that from M-plane GaN.
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics | 2008
Chia-Ho Hsieh; Ikai Lo; Ming-Hong Gau; Yen-Liang Chen; Ming-Chi Chou; Wen-Yuan Pang; Yao-I Chang; Yu-Chi Hsu; Meng-Wei Sham; Jih-Chen Chiang; Jenn-Kai Tsai
We have grown M-plane GaN films with self-assembled C-plane GaN nanopillars on a γ-LiAlO2 substrate by plasma-assisted molecular-beam epitaxy. The diameters of the basal plane of the nanopillars are about 200 to 900 nm and the height is up to 600 nm. The formation of self-assembled c-plane GaN nanopillars is through nucleation on hexagonal anionic bases of γ-LiAlO2. Dislocation defects were observed and analyzed by transmission electron microscopy. From the experimental results, we developed a mechanism underlying the simultaneous growth of three-dimensional c-plane nanopillars and two-dimensional M-plane films on a γ-LiAlO2 substrate.
Applied Physics Letters | 2018
Shiu-Ming Huang; Pin-Chun Wang; Chien Lin; Sheng-Yu You; Wei-Cheng Lin; Lin-Jie Lin; You-Jhih Yan; Shih-Hsun Yu; Ming-Chi Chou
We report the Aharonov-Bohm (AB) oscillation in the BiSbTe3 topological insulator macroflake. The magnetoresistance reveals periodic oscillations. The oscillation index number reveals the Berry phase is π which supports the oscillation originates from the surface state. The AB oscillation frequency increases as temperature decreases, and the corresponding phase coherence length is consistent with that extracted from the weak antilocalization. The phase coherence length is proportional to T−1∕2. The magnetoresistance ratio reaches 700% (1000%) at 9 T (14 T) and 2 K, and it is proportional to the carrier mobility. The magnetoresistance ratio is larger than all reported values in (Bi, Sb)2(Te, Se)3 topological insulators.
Recent Patents on Nanotechnology | 2010
Wen-Yuan Pang; Ikai Lo; Chia-Ho Hsieh; Yu-Chi Hsu; Ming-Chi Chou; Cheng-Hung Shih
In this paper, we reviewed the current development and patents for the application of high-brightness and high-efficiency white light-emitting diode (LED). The high-efficiency GaN nanostructures, such as disk, pyramid, and rod were grown on LiAlO(2) substrate by plasma-assisted molecular-beam epitaxy, and a model was developed to demonstrate the growth of the GaN nanostructures. Based on the results, the GaN disk p-n junction was designed for the application of high brightness and high efficiency white LED.
Archive | 2011
I-Kai Lo; Yu-Chi Hsu; Chia-Ho Hsieh; Wen-Yuan Pang; Ming-Chi Chou
Archive | 2009
I-Kai Lo; Chia-Ho Hsieh; Yu-Chi Hsu; Wen-Yuan Pang; Ming-Chi Chou
Bulletin of the American Physical Society | 2015
Yu-Chiao Lin; Ikai Lo; Cheng-Hung Shih; Zhang Wei Xiang; Ming-Chi Chou
Archive | 2014
I-Kai Lo; Yu-Chi Hsu; Cheng-Hung Shih; Wen-Yuan Pang; Ming-Chi Chou
Archive | 2014
I-Kai Lo; Yu-Chi Hsu; Cheng-Hung Shih; Wen-Yuan Pang; Ming-Chi Chou