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Sub-300 nm UV LEDs with defect reduction layer and vertical-injection architecture
- CLEO 2011
We present UV LEDs operating at wavelengths below 300 nm. The heterostructure features a defect reduction layer that bends threading dislocations away from the active region. Vertical-injection structures were fabricated via laser lift-off.
citation
Chua, C. L.; Yang, Z. H.; Knollenberg, C.; Teepe, M. R.; Johnson, N. M. Sub-300 nm UV LEDs with defect reduction layer and vertical-injection architecture. Conference on Laser and Electro-Optics (CLEO 2011); 2011 May 1-6; Baltimore, MD. Article #5950686.
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