Electroluminescence in n-type GaAs unipolar nanoLEDs

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Autori principali: Jacob, Bejoys, Azevedo, João, Nieder, Jana B., Romeira, Bruno
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Jacob, Bejoys
Azevedo, João
Nieder, Jana B.
Romeira, Bruno
author_facet Jacob, Bejoys
Azevedo, João
Nieder, Jana B.
Romeira, Bruno
contents In this Letter, we report the observation of electroluminescence (EL) at around 866 nm from n-i-n unipolar (electron-transporting) III-V GaAs nanoLEDs. The devices consist of nanopillars with top diameter of 166 nm, arranged in a 10x10 pillar array. Hole generation through impact ionization and Zener tunnelling is achieved by incorporating an AlAs/GaAs/AlAs double-barrier quantum well within the epilayer structure of the n-i-n diode. Time-resolved EL measurements reveal decay lifetimes larger than 300 ps, allowing us to estimate an internal quantum efficiency (IQE) higher than 2 per cent at sub-mA current injection. These results demonstrate the potential for a new class of n-type nanoscale light-emitting devices.
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spellingShingle Electroluminescence in n-type GaAs unipolar nanoLEDs
Jacob, Bejoys
Azevedo, João
Nieder, Jana B.
Romeira, Bruno
Applied Physics
Emerging Technologies
Optics
In this Letter, we report the observation of electroluminescence (EL) at around 866 nm from n-i-n unipolar (electron-transporting) III-V GaAs nanoLEDs. The devices consist of nanopillars with top diameter of 166 nm, arranged in a 10x10 pillar array. Hole generation through impact ionization and Zener tunnelling is achieved by incorporating an AlAs/GaAs/AlAs double-barrier quantum well within the epilayer structure of the n-i-n diode. Time-resolved EL measurements reveal decay lifetimes larger than 300 ps, allowing us to estimate an internal quantum efficiency (IQE) higher than 2 per cent at sub-mA current injection. These results demonstrate the potential for a new class of n-type nanoscale light-emitting devices.
title Electroluminescence in n-type GaAs unipolar nanoLEDs
topic Applied Physics
Emerging Technologies
Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.10142