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High Extraction Efficiency GaN-Based Photonic-Crystal Light-Emitting Diodes: Comparison of Extraction Lengths between Surface and Embedded Photonic Crystals

Matioli, Elison  
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Fleury, Blaise
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Rangel, Elizabeth
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2010
Applied Physics Express

This work presents the experimental measurement of the extraction lengths of individual guided modes of embedded photonic-crystal (PhC) light-emitting diodes (LEDs), which corroborates its superior guided light extraction compared to surface PhC LEDs. While in surface PhC LEDs a number of low order modes were not observed experimentally, in embedded PhC LEDs, the stronger interaction of all guided modes with the PhCs resulted in the diffraction of all low order modes with short extraction lengths, ranging from 60 to 80 mu m. (C) 2010 The Japan Society of Applied Physics

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DOI
10.1143/Apex.3.032103
Author(s)
Matioli, Elison  
Fleury, Blaise
Rangel, Elizabeth
Melo, Thiago
Hu, Evelyn
Speck, James
Weisbuch, Claude
Date Issued

2010

Publisher

Japan Soc Applied Physics

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Applied Physics Express
Volume

3

Issue

3

Article Number

032103

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REVIEWED

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OTHER

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