CY4391 Gallium Sulfide (GaS) Crystal

Gallium Sulfide Crystal Description

Gallium Sulfide Crystal has been developed by using three different growth techniques, namely Bridgman growth, chemical vapor transport (CVT), and flux zone growth, to optimize grain sizes and reduce defect concentrations. In contrast to the commonly used chemical vapor transport (CVT) technique, flux-grown crystals are well known for their structural perfection and electronic/optical performance. Bridgman and flux zone methods both offer similar grade qualities.

Gallium Sulfide Crystal Specifications

Gallium Sulfide Crystal Application

Due to its semiconducting and non-linear optical properties, Gallium Sulfide Crystal has a wide range of largely under-exploited applications.

Gallium Sulfide Crystal XRD

Gallium Sulfide Crystal Packaging

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Gallium Sulfide Crystal FAQs

Q1: What is gallium sulfide (GaS)?

Gallium sulfide is a compound of gallium and sulfur, typically found in crystalline form. It belongs to the group of III-VI semiconductors and can exist in different polytypes, including alpha and beta variants.

Q2: What are the properties of gallium sulfide crystals?

GaS crystals are known for their wide band gap, which makes them suitable for optical applications. They exhibit properties such as high optical transparency in the visible and near-infrared spectrum and are also piezoelectric and photoconductive.

Q3: How are gallium sulfide crystals synthesized?

Gallium sulfide crystals can be synthesized through various methods, including chemical vapor deposition (CVD), Bridgman-Stockbarger technique, and vapor transport techniques. The choice of synthesis method can affect the purity, crystalline quality, and properties of the final product.