InP has been implanted with silicon to investigate the effect of implantation temperature on the postannealed electrical mobility. A significant improvement, by a factor of ∼2, occurs on implanting at 200 °C rather than at room temperature. Dislocations found after the room-temperature but not the 200 °C implants may account for the mobility differences.
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