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Volume 19 Issue 07 2013 features 27 Slashing defect densities in nitride fi lms


Grown in an MOCVD reactor, nitride fi lms yield fewer defects than when they are formed in MBE chambers. But this gap in material quality can disappear with high-temperature ammonia MBE.


32 Cranking up the effi cacy of green LEDs


Green LEDs don’t deliver the same level of performance as their red and blue cousins. However, by decreasing the current density with a larger chip and optimising growth conditions it is possible to close that gap.


39 Pathways to adoption of solid-state lighting


Effi cent red, green and blue LEDs, growth on silicon and pumping phosphors with lasers are three promising options for driving down the cost of solid -state lighting and improving its colour quality.


43 Building brighter and cheaper UV LEDs


It is far more challenging to make a bright, cheap ultra-violet LED than one emitting in the blue. But success is promised with a transparent contact layer, refl ective electrodes, photonic structures and growth on silicon.


48 Diminishing droop with superior electron-blocking layers


It is very tricky to come up with a watertight explanation for the cause of LED droop but it is possible to combat this mysterious malady.


53 Time to get serious about standards?


Although spec sheets from different suppliers may indicate no difference in layer composition, that’s probably not the case unless reference standards are widely used.


56 Cuprous halides: The key ingredient for cheap, ultra-effi cient LEDs?


To propel widespread uptake of solid-state lighting, LEDs must be cheaper and more effi cient. One way is to switch the material to cuprous halides.


Volume 19 Issue 7 2013


Taking aim at the ‘Green Gap’


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Making cheaper, brighter UV LEDs


MBE tools Higher temperatures slash defects


Setting standards for standards


news analysis 16 BinOptics eyes silicon photonics 18 Seren moves on 20 BluGlass raises LED ambitions


InAlN layer trims LED droop


Can I-VIIs propel LEDs to new highs?


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research review 59 Simplifying gold-free technology for nitride HEMTs 60 Novel waveguide increases superluminescent output 61 Azzurro improves electroluminescence uniformity of large-diameter substrates


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