Patent classifications
C30B11/06
Compound strontium fluoroborate and strontium fluoroborate nonlinear optical crystal, and preparation methods and uses thereof
A compound strontium fluoroborate, nonlinear optical crystal of strontium fluoroborate, preparation method thereof; the chemical formula of the compound is SrB5O7F3, its molecular weight is 310.67, and it is prepared by solid-state reaction; the chemical formula of the crystal is SrB5O7F3, its molecular weight is 310.67, the crystal is of the orthorhombic series, the space group is Ccm21, and the crystal cell parameters are=10.016(6) Å, b=8.654(6)(4) Å, c=8.103(5) Å, Z=4, and V=702.4(8) Å3. A SrB5O7F3 nonlinear optical crystal has uses in the preparation of a harmonic light output when doubling, tripling, quadrupling, quintupling, or sextupling the frequency of a 1064-nm fundamental-frequency light outputted by a Nd:YAG laser, or the generation of a deep-ultraviolet frequency doubling light output lower than 200 nm, or in the preparation of a frequency multiplier, upper or lower frequency converter, or an optical parametric oscillator.
Methods of Producing a Semiconductor with Decreased Oxygen Contamination and Impurities
A method for manufacturing a semiconductor for a solar cell and other applications is disclosed. A separating layer may be introduced into a mold having an interior defining a shape of a solar cell or other substantially planer object. A silicon nitride coating may be applied onto one or more interior surfaces of the mold. A planar capillary space is formed along the conductive layer. The silicon is melted under an ultra-low oxygen content cover atmosphere and allowed to flow into the capillary space. The melted silicon is then cooled within the capillary space such that the silicon forms one part of a P-N junction in the body of the semiconductor.
METHOD FOR GROWING GALLIUM OXIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL BY CASTING AND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE CONTAINING GALLIUM OXIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL
The disclosure provides a method for growing a gallium oxide single crystal by casting and a semiconductor device containing the gallium oxide single crystal. The method includes: 1) heating a solid gallium oxide to complete melting, cooling to a melting point of the gallium oxide, and maintaining a melt state for at least 30 min; and 2) conducting gradient cooling on a gallium oxide melt obtained in step 1) until a solid gallium oxide single crystal is obtained. The gradient cooling is to cool the gallium oxide melt obtained in step 1) to a first temperature according to a first gradient, and then continue cooling to a room temperature according to a second gradient to obtain the gallium oxide single crystal. In step 1), since the solid gallium oxide is heated to the first temperature, oxygen with a volume fraction of at least 2% is present in a growth atmosphere.
METHOD FOR GROWING GALLIUM OXIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL BY CASTING AND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE CONTAINING GALLIUM OXIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL
The disclosure provides a method for growing a gallium oxide single crystal by casting and a semiconductor device containing the gallium oxide single crystal. The method includes: 1) heating a solid gallium oxide to complete melting, cooling to a melting point of the gallium oxide, and maintaining a melt state for at least 30 min; and 2) conducting gradient cooling on a gallium oxide melt obtained in step 1) until a solid gallium oxide single crystal is obtained. The gradient cooling is to cool the gallium oxide melt obtained in step 1) to a first temperature according to a first gradient, and then continue cooling to a room temperature according to a second gradient to obtain the gallium oxide single crystal. In step 1), since the solid gallium oxide is heated to the first temperature, oxygen with a volume fraction of at least 2% is present in a growth atmosphere.
COMPOUND STRONTIUM FLUOROBORATE AND STRONTIUM FLUOROBORATE NONLINEAR OPTICAL CRYSTAL, AND PREPARATION METHODS AND USES THEREOF
A compound strontium fluoroborate, nonlinear optical crystal of strontium fluoroborate, preparation method thereof; the chemical formula of the compound is SrB5O7F3, its molecular weight is 310.67, and it is prepared by solid-state reaction; the chemical formula of the crystal is SrB5O7F3, its molecular weight is 310.67, the crystal is of the orthorhombic series, the space group is Ccm21, and the crystal cell parameters are=10.016(6) , b=8.654(6)(4) , c=8.103(5) , Z=4, and V=702.4(8) 3. A SrB5O7F3 nonlinear optical crystal has uses in the preparation of a harmonic light output when doubling, tripling, quadrupling, quintupling, or sextupling the frequency of a 1064-nm fundamental-frequency light outputted by a Nd:YAG laser, or the generation of a deep-ultraviolet frequency doubling light output lower than 200 nm, or in the preparation of a frequency multiplier, upper or lower frequency converter, or an optical parametric oscillator.
Multicrystalline silicon ingots, silicon masteralloy, method for increasing the yield of multicrystalline silicon ingots for solar cells
The present invention comprises directionally solidified multicrystalline silicon ingots, a silicon masteralloy for increasing the efficiency of solar cells made from wafers cut from the silicon ingots, method for increasing the yield when producing multicrystalline silicon ingots from a silicon melt by directional solidification. Further the present invention comprises a method for preparing said silicon masteralloy.
METHOD FOR CARRYING OUT PHOSPHIDE IN-SITU INJECTION SYNTHESIS BY CARRIER GAS
The present invention discloses a method for carrying out phosphide in-situ injection synthesis by carrier gas, relating to a synthetic method of semiconductor crystal: step A, shielding inert gas is introduced into a furnace body through a carrier gas intake conduit; step B, a crucible is heated in the furnace body to melt a pre-synthesized raw material in the crucible; step C, the heated shielding inert gas is introduced into the furnace body through the carrier gas intake conduit; step D, a phosphorus source furnace loaded with red phosphorus is moved downwards until an injection conduit of the phosphorus source furnace is submerged in the melt; step E, the red phosphorus is heated by the phosphorus source furnace to produce phosphorus gas, and the phosphorus gas is mixed with the shielding inert gas and then injected into the melt through the injection conduit, and the phosphorus gas reacts with the melt to produce phosphide; and step F, each device is turned off after the synthesis is finished. In the present invention in the synthesis process, the shielding inert gas is introduced through the carrier gas intake conduit to enable the phosphorus gas to be stably injected into the melt, so that the melt is prevented from being sucked back into the phosphorus source furnace after the volatile element gas is completely absorbed.
Method for carrying out phosphide in-situ injection synthesis by carrier gas
The present invention discloses a method for carrying out phosphide in-situ injection synthesis by carrier gas, relating to a synthetic method of semiconductor crystal: step A, shielding inert gas is introduced into a furnace body through a carrier gas intake conduit; step B, a crucible is heated in the furnace body to melt a pre-synthesized raw material in the crucible; step C, the heated shielding inert gas is introduced into the furnace body through the carrier gas intake conduit; step D, a phosphorus source furnace loaded with red phosphorus is moved downwards until an injection conduit of the phosphorus source furnace is submerged in the melt; step E, the red phosphorus is heated by the phosphorus source furnace to produce phosphorus gas, and the phosphorus gas is mixed with the shielding inert gas and then injected into the melt through the injection conduit, and the phosphorus gas reacts with the melt to produce phosphide; and step F, each device is turned off after the synthesis is finished. In the present invention in the synthesis process, the shielding inert gas is introduced through the carrier gas intake conduit to enable the phosphorus gas to be stably injected into the melt, so that the melt is prevented from being sucked back into the phosphorus source furnace after the volatile element gas is completely absorbed.
Method for carrying out phosphide in-situ injection synthesis by carrier gas
The present invention discloses a method for carrying out phosphide in-situ injection synthesis by carrier gas, relating to a synthetic method of semiconductor crystal: step A, shielding inert gas is introduced into a furnace body through a carrier gas intake conduit; step B, a crucible is heated in the furnace body to melt a pre-synthesized raw material in the crucible; step C, the heated shielding inert gas is introduced into the furnace body through the carrier gas intake conduit; step D, a phosphorus source furnace loaded with red phosphorus is moved downwards until an injection conduit of the phosphorus source furnace is submerged in the melt; step E, the red phosphorus is heated by the phosphorus source furnace to produce phosphorus gas, and the phosphorus gas is mixed with the shielding inert gas and then injected into the melt through the injection conduit, and the phosphorus gas reacts with the melt to produce phosphide; and step F, each device is turned off after the synthesis is finished. In the present invention in the synthesis process, the shielding inert gas is introduced through the carrier gas intake conduit to enable the phosphorus gas to be stably injected into the melt, so that the melt is prevented from being sucked back into the phosphorus source furnace after the volatile element gas is completely absorbed.
Method for growing gallium oxide single crystal by casting and semiconductor device containing gallium oxide single crystal
The disclosure provides a method for growing a gallium oxide single crystal by casting and a semiconductor device containing the gallium oxide single crystal. The method includes: 1) heating a solid gallium oxide to complete melting, cooling to a melting point of the gallium oxide, and maintaining a melt state for at least 30 min; and 2) conducting gradient cooling on a gallium oxide melt obtained in step 1) until a solid gallium oxide single crystal is obtained. The gradient cooling is to cool the gallium oxide melt obtained in step 1) to a first temperature according to a first gradient, and then continue cooling to a room temperature according to a second gradient to obtain the gallium oxide single crystal. In step 1), since the solid gallium oxide is heated to the first temperature, oxygen with a volume fraction of at least 2% is present in a growth atmosphere.