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High-Efficiency, Mirrorless Non-Polar and Semi-Polar Light Emitting Devices

技術優勢
More effective generation of polarized light than c-plane devicesHigher efficiency LEDsReduced internal reflections within the LED
技術應用
LEDs and LDs
詳細技術說明
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara have developed an (Al, Ga, In)N light emitting device in which high light generation efficiency occurs by fabricating the device using non-polar or semi-polar GaN crystals. This geometry allows for a QW layer larger than 5 nm with low piezoelectric effects so that higher efficiencies at higher current densities can be achieved. The device also minimizes internal reflections within the LED by eliminating mirrors and/or mirrored surfaces, in order to minimize re-absorption of light by the emitting or active layer of the LED.
*Abstract
An (Al, Ga, In)N light emitting device in which high light generation efficiency occurs by fabricating the device using non-polar or semi-polar GaN crystals.
*IP Issue Date
Sep 8, 2015
*Principal Investigation

Name: Steven DenBaars

Department:


Name: Kwang Choong Kim

Department:


Name: Shuji Nakamura

Department:


Name: Mathew Schmidt

Department:


Name: James Speck

Department:

申請號碼
9130119
其他

Background

The thickness of the quantum well (QW) in conventional GaN-based LEDs and LDs is only around 2-5 nm, due to the c-axis oriented GaN crystals which limit the thickness of the QW that can be achieved without losing efficiency. Conventional LEDs also utilize mirrors to increase the light output power from the front side of the LED. Reflected emissions are partially re-absorbed by the LED, further reducing the output power and efficiency of the LED.


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Tech ID/UC Case

25552/2007-317-0


Related Cases

2007-317-0

國家/地區
美國

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