A three-dimensional ordered and self-organized semiconductor system emitting highly polarized light in the yellow-orange visible range (580-650 nm) is presented, comprising self-assembled in-plane AlInP wires vertically stacked in regularly spaced columns. More than 200 wires per column without detectable defect formation could be stacked. Theoretical simulations and temperature-dependent photoluminescence provided a benchmark to engineer multilayered structures showing internal quantum efficiency at room temperature larger than comparable quantum wells emitting at similar wavelengths. Finally, proof-of-concept light-emitting diodes (LED) showed a high degree of light polarization and lower surface parasitic currents than comparable quantum well LEDs, providing an interesting perspective for high-efficiency polarized yellow-orange light-emitting devices.
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Pescaglini, A., Gocalinska, A., Bogusevschi, S., Moroni, S. T., Juska, G., Mura, E. E., … Pelucchi, E. (2018). Three-Dimensional Self-Assembled Columnar Arrays of AlInP Quantum Wires for Polarized Micrometer-Sized Amber Light Emitting Diodes. ACS Photonics, 5(4), 1318–1325. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsphotonics.7b01257
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