Core-shell

Autor: Matt D, Brubaker, Kristen L, Genter, Joel C, Weber, Bryan T, Spann, Alexana, Roshko, Paul T, Blanchard, Todd E, Harvey, Kris A, Bertness
Rok vydání: 2020
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Zdroj: Proc SPIE Int Soc Opt Eng
ISSN: 0277-786X
Popis: GaN nanowire LEDs with radial p-i-n junctions were grown by molecular beam epitaxy using N-polar selective area growth on Si(111) substrates. The N-polar selective area growth process facilitated the growth of isolated and high-aspect-ratio n-type NW cores that were not subject to self-shadowing effects during the subsequent growth of a conformal low-temperature Mg:GaN shell. LED devices were fabricated from single-NW and multiple-NW arrays in their as-grown configuration by contacting the n-type core through an underlying conductive GaN layer and the p-type NW shell via a metallization layer. The NW LEDs exhibited rectifying I-V characteristics with a sharp turn-on voltage near the GaN bandgap and low reverse bias leakage current. Under forward bias, the NW LEDs produced electroluminescence with a peak emission wavelength near 380 nm and exhibited a small spectral blueshift with increasing current injection, both of which are consistent with electron recombination in the p-type shell layer through donor-acceptor-pair recombination. These core-shell NW devices demonstrate N-polar selective area growth as an effective technique for producing on-chip nanoscale light sources.
Databáze: OpenAIRE