摘要
Electroluminescent characteristics of n-ZnO/p-GaN heterojunctions under forward and reverse biases are studied. Emissions at 389nm and 57Ohm are observed under forward bias. An unusual emission at 390ram appears under reverse bias, and is attributed to the recombination in the p-GaN side of the heterojunction. The yellow emission peaked at 57Ohm is suppressed under reverse bias. The light intensity exponentially depends on the reverse current. The emission under reverse bias is correlated to tunnelling carrier transport in the heterostructure. Our results also support that the well-known yellow band of GaN comes from the transitions between some near-conduction-band-edge states and deep localized acceptor states.
Electroluminescent characteristics of n-ZnO/p-GaN heterojunctions under forward and reverse biases are studied. Emissions at 389nm and 57Ohm are observed under forward bias. An unusual emission at 390ram appears under reverse bias, and is attributed to the recombination in the p-GaN side of the heterojunction. The yellow emission peaked at 57Ohm is suppressed under reverse bias. The light intensity exponentially depends on the reverse current. The emission under reverse bias is correlated to tunnelling carrier transport in the heterostructure. Our results also support that the well-known yellow band of GaN comes from the transitions between some near-conduction-band-edge states and deep localized acceptor states.
基金
Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation under Grant Nos 60476044, 60376004 and 60021403, and the National Key Basic Research and Development Programme of China under Grant Nos 2002CB311903 and 2002CB613500.
