JOURNAL ARTICLE

247 nm Ultra-Violet Light Emitting Diodes

Jianyu DengYuriy BilenkoA. V. LunevX. HuThomas KatonaJianping ZhangM. S. ShurR. Gaška

Year: 2007 Journal:   Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Vol: 46 (4L)Pages: L263-L263   Publisher: Institute of Physics

Abstract

We report on AlGaN-based ultraviolet light emitting diodes with emission at the wavelengths as short as 247 nm. Migration-enhanced metal organic chemical vapor deposition technique allowed us to improve the material quality. The phonon energy gap engineering approach was used to optimize these UV sources and achieve continuous-wave regime at turn-on voltages lower than 8 V at 20 mA current. Power levels of 0.3 mW were achieved for the packaged devices driven at 90 mA DC current. In the pulse operation 9 mW output power was measured at 1.4 A current. The peak to noise emission ratio was close to 400 at cw current in excess of 20 mA.

Keywords:
Materials science Optoelectronics Diode Ultraviolet Light-emitting diode Wavelength Current (fluid) Chemical vapor deposition Voltage Electrical engineering

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