Growth of InAs/AlAs short-period superlattices on appropriately miscut (001) InP substrates is shown to alter the microstructure of composition modulation from a two-dimensional organization of short compositionally enriched wires to a single dominant modulation direction with wire lengths up to ∼1 μm. The effects of miscut are interpreted in terms of surface step orientation and character. The material is strongly modulated and exhibits intense optical emission. The one-dimensional modulations appear potentially useful for new devices that take advantage of the preferred direction formed in the growth plane.
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