Semiconductor Physics, Quantum Electronics & Optoelectronics. 2009. V. 12, N 3. P. 240-250.
https://doi.org/10.15407/spqeo12.03.240


Si/A3B5 one chip integration of white LED sources
Vladimyr Osinsky1, Dmitry Murchenko1, Hooshmand Honarmand2

1Institute of Microdevices, Kyiv, Ukraine E-mail: osinsky@imd.org.ua, espuntia@ukr.net
2Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, Kyiv, Ukraine E-mail: hooshmand1980@yahoo.com

Abstract. A 3 B 5 solid-state solution LEDs are highly desirable for their potential application in new emerging lighting technologies such as traffic signals, common lighting, architecture, signboards and communication. We present a solid-state integrated Si/A 3 B 5 device that consists of a single chip graded bandgap heterostructure with quantum well active layers, electron and hole injectors connected with Si MOS transistors integrated circuits. Active RGB layers are separated by tunnel barrier layers, which can be driven by transistors of the Si IC part of the chip. Ion stimulation of solubility of III-nitrides-arsenides and nano-template Al 2 O 3 epitaxy of GaN on Si substrate are presented. Self-organised nanostructures with a low dislocation density are obtained in this technology. Further optimization of epitaxy is likely to improve these results by at least an order of magnitude, drop the density of defects and increase luminescence quantum efficiency.

Keywords: RGB light mixing, A 3 B 5 compound, A 3 B 5 solid solution, quantum dot, epitaxy, solubility, solid-state lighting.

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