P-type substrate of having Miller index of (100) and (111)

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The discussion focuses on the differences between p-type substrates with Miller indices of (100) and (111) in the context of thin film deposition. It is established that the (111) plane exhibits a higher atomic density compared to the (100) plane, which significantly influences the structural properties of the deposited thin films. The implications of these differences are crucial for optimizing deposition techniques and achieving desired material characteristics in semiconductor applications.

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  • Understanding of Miller indices in crystallography
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what is the obvios differences between p-type substrate of having Miller index of (100) and (111), beside (111) plane have higher atom density?
 
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kimmylsm said:
what is the obvios differences between p-type substrate of having Miller index of (100) and (111), beside (111) plane have higher atom density?

Welcome to the PF. What is the context of your question? Is this for a class or for a school project?
 
It is deposition thin film on the p-substrate.Does plane (111) or (100) of p-type subsrate affect the structural properties of thin film deposited?
 

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