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Title: Effects of Built-In Polarization and Carrier Overflow on InGaN Quantum-Well Lasers With Electronic Blocking Layers
Authors: Chen, Jun-Rong;Lee, Chung-Hsien;Ko, Tsung-Shine;Chang, Yi-An;Lu, Tien-Chang;Kuo, Hao-Chung;Kuo, Yen-Kuang;Wang, Shing-Chung
Contributors: 物理學系
Date: 2008-02
Issue Date: 2012-07-19T01:48:14Z
Publisher: IEEE
Abstract: Effects of built-in polarization and carrier overflow on InGaN quantum-well lasers with a ternary AlGaN or a quaternary AlInGaN electronic blocking layer (EBL) have been numerically investigated by employing an advanced device-simulation program. The simulation results indicate that the characteristics of InGaN quantum-well lasers can be improved by using the quaternary AlInGaN EBL. When the aluminum and indium compositions in the AlInGaN EBL are appropriately designed, the built-in charge density at the interface between the InGaN barrier and the AlInGaN EBL can be reduced. Under this circumstance, the electron leakage current and the laser threshold current can obviously be decreased as compared with the laser structure with a conventional AlGaN EBL when the built-in polarization is taken into account in the calculation. Furthermore, the AlInGaN EBL also gives a higher refractive index than the AlGaN EBL, which is a benefit for a higher quantum-well optical confinement factor in laser operations.
Relation: Journal of Lightwave Technology, 26(3): 329-337
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