The Regularity of the Decrease in the Quantum Yield of Quantum-Wells LEDs at the Long-Term Current Flow from the ABC Model Position

IF 0.3 4区 工程技术 Q4 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC Light & Engineering Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI:10.33383/2021-010
F. Manyakhin, L. Mokretsova
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The works on degradation of light emitting diodes (LEDs) with quantum wells (QW) were analysed. The calculation model of the relation between LED luminous flux and duration of LED current flow and current density was proposed. It allows us to forecast service life of such radiators with the pre-set electric modes and temperature. It is demonstrated that: – Reduction of quantum yield of LED with QW based on high-bandgap semiconductors with longterm flow of forward current occurs due to generation of point defects in the QW areas; – The dot defects occur as a result of interaction between hot electrons and semiconductor atoms caused by subthreshold displacement out of the lattice dots; – The dot defects create non-radiative recombination centres with particular concentration in the energy gap of a semiconductor, as a result of which intensities of recombination flows in QWs and in barriers between QWs redistribute towards the non-radiative component of the ABC model.
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从ABC模型位置看长期电流下量子阱led量子产率下降的规律
分析了量子阱对发光二极管(led)降解的影响。提出了LED光通量与LED电流持续时间和电流密度关系的计算模型。它允许我们预测这些散热器的使用寿命与预设的电模式和温度。结果表明:-基于高带隙半导体的QW LED在长期正向电流下的量子产率降低是由于在QW区域产生了点缺陷;-点状缺陷是由于晶格点外的亚阈值位移引起的热电子与半导体原子相互作用造成的;-点状缺陷在半导体的能隙中产生了特别集中的非辐射复合中心。因此,在量子场和量子场之间的屏障中,重组流的强度向ABC模型的非辐射成分重新分布。
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Light & Engineering ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC-OPTICS
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