• Tidak ada hasil yang ditemukan

Light-Emitting Diodes

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2024

Membagikan "Light-Emitting Diodes"

Copied!
7
0
0

Teks penuh

(1)

445.664 445.664

Light

Light - - Emitting Diodes Emitting Diodes

Chapter 9.

Chapter 9.

High extraction efficiency structures High extraction efficiency structures

Euijoon Yoon Euijoon Yoon

Absorption of below

Absorption of below- -bandgap light in semiconductors bandgap light in semiconductors

2 / g)1

E E (

α

g)2

E E (

α

(direct gap) (indirect gap) Free- carrier

absorption

Semiconductors do absorb below-Semiconductors do absorb below-bandgap light, although with abandgap light, although with a much lower absorption coefficient.

much lower absorption coefficient.

ÆÆUrbachUrbachtailtail: caused by phonon: caused by phonon--assisted transition, potential fluctuation such as random assisted transition, potential fluctuation such as random dopant

dopantdistribution, or chemical composition of a ternary or quaternardistribution, or chemical composition of a ternary or quaternary alloy semiconductor.y alloy semiconductor.

For energies sufficiently lower than the EFor energies sufficiently lower than the Egg, , freefree--carrier absorptioncarrier absorption

Absorption of

Real semiconductor Experimentally (1953),Experimentally (1953), EEUbachUbach= kT= kT

(2)

445.664 (Intro. LED) / Euijoon Yoon 3

Double heterostructures Double heterostructures

Double heterostructures (DHs) are optically transparent.Double heterostructures (DHs) are optically transparent.

--The active region is, under normal injection conditions, injected with highThe active region is, under normal injection conditions, injected with high current densities so that the electron and hole quasi

current densities so that the electron and hole quasi--Fermi levels rise intoFermi levels rise into the bands.

the bands.

••All efficient LED designs use DH structures.All efficient LED designs use DH structures.

Shaping of LED dies Shaping of LED dies

••Light rattles around and cannot escape.Light rattles around and cannot escape.

••Die shaping promises advantages.Die shaping promises advantages.

••However, die shaping can be expensive.However, die shaping can be expensive.

(3)

445.664 (Intro. LED) / Euijoon Yoon 5

Shaping of LED dies Shaping of LED dies

The optimum LED would be spherical in shape with a point-The optimum LED would be spherical in shape with a point-likelike light

light--emitting region. Total internal reflection does not occur.emitting region. Total internal reflection does not occur.

However, the light is still subject to

However, the light is still subject to FresnelFresnelreflection at the interface reflection at the interface unless the sphere is coated with an anti

unless the sphere is coated with an anti--reflection coating.reflection coating.

Are these structures practical ?? High cost!Are these structures practical ?? High cost!

The most common LED structure The most common LED structure

Cylindrical shape advantageous over parallelepipedal shapeCylindrical shape advantageous over parallelepipedal shape -

-An escape ringAn escape ringreplaces the four in-replaces the four in-plane escape cones of the rectangularplane escape cones of the rectangular LED, which results in a substantial improvement of the extra

LED, which results in a substantial improvement of the extraction efficiency.ction efficiency.

••Additional cost of cylindrical shape Additional cost of cylindrical shape

(4)

445.664 (Intro. LED) / Euijoon Yoon 7

Truncated inverted pyramid (TIP) LED Truncated inverted pyramid (TIP) LED

••The TIP geometry reduces the mean photon path-The TIP geometry reduces the mean photon path-length within thelength within the crystal, and thus reduces the effect of internal loss mechanism crystal, and thus reduces the effect of internal loss mechanisms. s.

••Additional cost of die shapingAdditional cost of die shaping

Truncated inverted pyramid (TIP) LED Truncated inverted pyramid (TIP) LED

••One of the efficient LED designsOne of the efficient LED designs

(5)

445.664 (Intro. LED) / Euijoon Yoon 9

Textured semiconductor surfaces Textured semiconductor surfaces

••Increase of the light extraction efficiency using roughened or Increase of the light extraction efficiency using roughened or textured semiconductor surfaces

textured semiconductor surfaces The interference fringes,

The interference fringes, observed for the observed for the GaNGaN device having the smooth device having the smooth surface,

surface, completely vanishcompletely vanish for the surface

for the surface--textured filmtextured film

Cross

Cross- -shaped contacts and other contact geometries shaped contacts and other contact geometries

Circular top contact suited for small LEDs.Circular top contact suited for small LEDs.

Large-Large-die die LEDsLEDsrequire different contact geometry for uniformrequire different contact geometry for uniform current distribution.

current distribution.

(6)

445.664 (Intro. LED) / Euijoon Yoon 11

Transparent substrate (TS) technology Transparent substrate (TS) technology

••Regular AlGaInPRegular AlGaInPLEDsLEDs( ~ 560-( ~ 560-660 nm) are grown on GaAs substrates.660 nm) are grown on GaAs substrates.

••GaAs ( = 870 nm) is absorbing (absorbing substrate = AS)GaAs ( = 870 nm) is absorbing (absorbing substrate = AS) Æ

ÆTransparent substrate (TS) technologyTransparent substrate (TS) technology

λ

λg

Small forward

Small forward- -voltage penalty for TS technology voltage penalty for TS technology

••Wafer-Wafer-bonded heterobonded hetero--interface produces additional voltage drops.interface produces additional voltage drops.

••Doping needs to be kept low to reduce free carrier absorption. Doping needs to be kept low to reduce free carrier absorption.

(7)

445.664 (Intro. LED) / Euijoon Yoon 13

AS versus TS technology AS versus TS technology

TS AlGaInP/GaPTS AlGaInP/GaPLEDsLEDshave a factor of 1.5~ 3.0 higher externalhave a factor of 1.5~ 3.0 higher external efficiency compared with AS

efficiency compared with AS AlGaInPAlGaInP/GaAs /GaAs LEDsLEDs..

Anti- Anti -reflection (AR) optical coatings reflection (AR) optical coatings

air 2 s

air 2 s

) n n (

) n n R (

+

= −

Table:

Table:

Refractive index and transparency Refractive index and transparency

range of common dielectrics range of common dielectrics

suitable as AR coatings suitable as AR coatings

Referensi

Dokumen terkait

The TSS value in white LED light treatment slightly lowered solid soluble content compared to the red LED light treatment and blue LED light treatment where 6.0 brix° was observed for

viii LEDs Light-emitting diodes PeNCs Perovskite nanocrystals FWHM Full width at half maximum DIO Diiodooctane Poly-TPD Poly[bis4-phenyl4-butylphenylamine] HTL Hole transport layer

The NiOx film allowed the growth of highly crystalline perovskite with reduced trap density of states compared with PEDOT:PSS, which led to enhanced optical properties, the

When incorporated into polymer light-emitting diodes 共PLEDs兲, the LiF layer improves the device performance by increasing the electron attenuation length, by suppressing the interfacial

[doi:10.1063/1.3595941] Low resistance, transparent Ohmic contact to p-type GaN is crucial to improve current injection and light extrac- tion efficiency for the realization of

The improvement of light extraction efficiency was proved in these articles but the fact is that there are not many works on enhancing WLED optical performance with diffusers of ZnO

Therefore, the defect structures could induce the symmetry of cooperative light scattering in the perfect PC slab to be broken and require a special geometri- cal condition for the

Nerve stimulation Since the first demonstration of neuron stimulation in Aplysia ganglia using high power blue 488 nm laser light in 1971 by Richard L Fork19 at Bell Laboratories,