Abstract

Deep Ultra Violet Light Emitting diodes have undergone increasing research interest due to their application for sterilisation of water and air for example [1]. They also can potentially provide compact efficient sources for fluorescence excitation [2] and food preservation [3]. A key advantage of such LEDs over the alternative Hg lamp sources is their ease of control and switching, in addition to the benefits to the environment, where Hg disposal is a critical issue.

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Light-emitting diode Optoelectronics Diode Materials science Fluorescence Ultra violet OLED Computer science Optics Nanotechnology Physics

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