An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED

Simulations on mobility influence in optoelectronics parameters from an InGaN/GaN blue LED using the Nextnano++ software arepresented in this paper. These simulations were performed by changing the hole and electron mobility value for the material compounds according to experimental, theoretical, an...

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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED
title An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED
spellingShingle An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED
InGaN/GaN
blue light emitting diodes
quantumefficiency
quantumdrift-diffusionmodel
title_short An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED
title_full An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED
title_fullStr An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED
title_full_unstemmed An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED
title_sort An Analysis of Mobility Influence in Optoelectronics Parameters in an InGaN/GaN Blue LED
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Zarate Galvez, Sarai
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Zarate Galvez, Sarai
dc.contributor.other.none.fl_str_mv Garcia Barrientos, Abel
Ambrosio Lazaro, Roberto
Garcia Ramirez, Mario
Stevens Navarro, Enrique
Plaza Castillo, Jairo
Hoyo Montaño, Jose
Perez Cortes, Obed
dc.subject.keywords.spa.fl_str_mv InGaN/GaN
blue light emitting diodes
quantumefficiency
quantumdrift-diffusionmodel
topic InGaN/GaN
blue light emitting diodes
quantumefficiency
quantumdrift-diffusionmodel
description Simulations on mobility influence in optoelectronics parameters from an InGaN/GaN blue LED using the Nextnano++ software arepresented in this paper. These simulations were performed by changing the hole and electron mobility value for the material compounds according to experimental, theoretical, and doping-concentration data already reported in the literature. The power law mobility is used for the current calculation in the quantum drift-diffusion model. The results indicate the lower hole and electron leakage currents correspond to the lowest mobility values for the InGaN alloy, the greatest amount of recombination occurs in the extreme wells within the active layer of the LED and the stable emission is at 3.6 V with peak wavelength ˆl LED = 456.7 nm and full width at half maximum FWHM 11.1 nm for the three mobilities. Although experimental and theoretical mobility values reach higher carrier density and recombination, the photon emission is broader and unstable. Additionally, the doping-concentration mobility results in lower wavelength shifts and narrows FWHM, making it more stable. The highest quantum efficiency achieved by dopingconcentration mobility is only in the breakdown voltage (hdop�����max = 60.43%), which is the IQE value comparable to similar LEDs and is more useful for these kinds of semiconductor devices.
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dc.date.issued.none.fl_str_mv 2022-08-08
dc.date.submitted.none.fl_str_mv 2022-07-02
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These simulations were performed by changing the hole and electron mobility value for the material compounds according to experimental, theoretical, and doping-concentration data already reported in the literature. The power law mobility is used for the current calculation in the quantum drift-diffusion model. The results indicate the lower hole and electron leakage currents correspond to the lowest mobility values for the InGaN alloy, the greatest amount of recombination occurs in the extreme wells within the active layer of the LED and the stable emission is at 3.6 V with peak wavelength ˆl LED = 456.7 nm and full width at half maximum FWHM 11.1 nm for the three mobilities. Although experimental and theoretical mobility values reach higher carrier density and recombination, the photon emission is broader and unstable. Additionally, the doping-concentration mobility results in lower wavelength shifts and narrows FWHM, making it more stable. 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