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titleOfInvention Method for vapor phase growth of III-V compound semiconductor
abstract (57) Abstract: Even in a crystal layer having a short growth time such as a spacer layer, the thickness of the thin film can be uniformly grown. An object of the present invention is to provide a method for vapor-phase growth of a III-V compound semiconductor. A substrate for growing a semiconductor crystal is held on a susceptor, and the susceptor is heated and rotated to supply a source gas and a diluting gas onto the substrate. In the vapor phase growth method for growing a group IV-V compound semiconductor crystal, one crystal layer is grown twice, and the growth start time is shifted by an odd number of times that the susceptor 5 rotates half a turn.
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