Extended Electrical and Photonic Characterization of GaN-Based Ultra-Violet MicroLEDs with an ITO Emission Window Layer

Yi Lin Tsai; Sheng Kai Huang; Huang Hsiung Huang; Shu Mei Yang; Kai Ling Liang; Wei Hung Kuo; Yen Hsiang Fang; Chih I. Wu; Shou Wei Wang; Hsiang Yun Shih; Zhiyu Xu; Minkyu Cho; Shyh Chiang Shen; Chien Chung Lin

doi:10.1109/JPHOT.2020.3037220

Extended Electrical and Photonic Characterization of GaN-Based Ultra-Violet MicroLEDs with an ITO Emission Window Layer

Yi Lin Tsai, Sheng Kai Huang, Huang Hsiung Huang, Shu Mei Yang, Kai Ling Liang, Wei Hung Kuo, Yen Hsiang Fang, Chih I. Wu, Shou Wei Wang, Hsiang Yun Shih, Zhiyu Xu, Minkyu Cho, Shyh Chiang Shen, Chien Chung Lin^*

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We determined the optical and electrical characteristics of GaN-based, ultraviolet micro light emitting diodes (microLEDs). Such microLEDs are essential to next-generation high-resolution micro-displays. Square-shaped microLEDs of different sizes (side lengths: 5-50 μm) were designed. The peak emission wavelength of these devices shifted <0.15 nm during the current injection. The 50 μm device had a 3.8 times greater relative illumination intensity than did the 5 μm device, suggesting a degradation in quantum efficiency in small devices. Measurements of temperature-dependent reverse leakage current indicated (1) thermal activation from deep centers and (2) a high percentage of components with surface recombination current in the small devices.

Original language	English
Article number	9256288
Number of pages	10
Journal	IEEE Photonics Journal
Volume	12
Issue number	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/JPHOT.2020.3037220
State	Published - Dec 2020

Keywords

Arrhenius plot
GaN
leakage current
low temperature current-voltage characterization
micro LEDs
Ultra-violet emission

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Tsai, Y. L., Huang, S. K., Huang, H. H., Yang, S. M., Liang, K. L., Kuo, W. H., Fang, Y. H., Wu, C. I., Wang, S. W., Shih, H. Y., Xu, Z., Cho, M., Shen, S. C., & Lin, C. C. (2020). Extended Electrical and Photonic Characterization of GaN-Based Ultra-Violet MicroLEDs with an ITO Emission Window Layer. IEEE Photonics Journal, 12(6), [9256288]. https://doi.org/10.1109/JPHOT.2020.3037220

Tsai, Yi Lin ; Huang, Sheng Kai ; Huang, Huang Hsiung ; Yang, Shu Mei ; Liang, Kai Ling ; Kuo, Wei Hung ; Fang, Yen Hsiang ; Wu, Chih I. ; Wang, Shou Wei ; Shih, Hsiang Yun ; Xu, Zhiyu ; Cho, Minkyu ; Shen, Shyh Chiang ; Lin, Chien Chung. / Extended Electrical and Photonic Characterization of GaN-Based Ultra-Violet MicroLEDs with an ITO Emission Window Layer. In: IEEE Photonics Journal. 2020 ; Vol. 12, No. 6.

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Extended Electrical and Photonic Characterization of GaN-Based Ultra-Violet MicroLEDs with an ITO Emission Window Layer. / Tsai, Yi Lin; Huang, Sheng Kai; Huang, Huang Hsiung; Yang, Shu Mei; Liang, Kai Ling; Kuo, Wei Hung; Fang, Yen Hsiang; Wu, Chih I.; Wang, Shou Wei; Shih, Hsiang Yun; Xu, Zhiyu; Cho, Minkyu; Shen, Shyh Chiang; Lin, Chien Chung.

In: IEEE Photonics Journal, Vol. 12, No. 6, 9256288, 12.2020.

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