The selective-monolithic growth of coaxial GaInN/GaN NWs was investigated by changing the TEG flow rate, barrier and well growth temperature during MQS growth. In incorporation increased with a higher TEG flow rate. However, In-rich flakes were formed the NWs resulting in the deterioration of crystal quality. Using a higher growth temperature of quantum barriers, abnormal growth at the top of NWs was eliminated. As a result, the CL emission intensity was enhanced. Furthermore, the occurrence of In desorption was suppressed by decreasing the growth temperature of quantum wells. Therefore, these results are promising for NW-based white LEDs.
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