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- Time-resolved cathodoluminescence on polychromatic light emitting (In,Ga)N quantum wells grown on (11-22) GaN facets. hal link

Auteur(s): Corfdir Pierre, Simeonov Dobri, Feltin E., Carlin J.F., Lefebvre P., Grandjean N., Deveaud-Plédran Benoit, Ganière Jean-Daniel

(Affiches/Poster) (10th Int. Workshop on Beam Injection Assessment of Microstructures in Semicond - BIAMS 2010jul. 2010 (Halle, DE), 2011


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We present a low-temperature time-resolved cathodoluminescence study on (In,Ga)N/GaN quantum wells grown on the (11-22) facets of non-coalesced ELO-GaN. Taking advantage of the quantum confined Stark effect, such structures have been proposed as promising monolithic white light emitters. Here, we show that in order to achieve solar-like white light emission from this kind of structure, one has to pay attention on the respective evolutions of radiative and non-radiative QW exciton decay times along the (11-22) facets.