GaN based LED's with different recombination zones
- 1 January 1997
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in MRS Internet Journal of Nitride Semiconductor Research
Abstract
GaN based homo- and heterotype LED's have been fabricated and characterized which emit in the blue and ultra-violet part of the spectral range. Complete epitaxial LED layer sequences with different recombination zones have been grown using MOVPE as well as MBE. Subsequent to the material growth, chemically-assisted ion-beam etching and contact metallization are utilized to achieve full LED devices. MBE-grown homotype LED's reveal a peak in the output light spectrum at a wavelength of 372 nm with a linewidth being as narrow as 12 nm. GaN/InGaN LED's grown by MOVPE show visible single peak emission with linewidths of 23 nm. The optical output power as measured in a calibrated Ulbricht sphere is in the 1 μW regime.Keywords
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