How can I etch GaN and InGaN as smoothly as possible?

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Mohamed Boufnichel

Hi Christopher

First of all you can etch These layers by plasma, wet and even by Ion Milling depending on ( what you look for &) the Layer thickness to etch and the surface crystallographic plan to be etched...

How deep do you want to etch? ... on which Crystal plan?

Yes Nurhan, why not laser ablation for small areas; for whole Wafer plasma is Interesting. Concerning Wet etching: H3PO4 can be a solution except if you want to etch the "c" plan.

Pouyan Motamedi

This is a very thorough study, you may find useful:

http://link.aip.org/link/JAPIAU/v84/i9/p5248/s1&Agg=doi