Electroluminescence from Au/(nanoscale Ge/nanoscale SiO2) superlattices/p-Si


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    • Author:  Qin  G. G. Heng  C. L. Bai  G. F. Wu  K. Li  C. Y. Ma  Z. C. Zong  W. H. You  Li-ping Department of Physics  Peking University  Beijing?100871International Center for Materials Physics  Academia Sinica  Shenyang  People's Republic of China;  

    • Abstract:  Abstract Nanoscale Ge/nanoscale SiO2 superlattices (SLs) with four periods have been grown using the two-electron-beam alternation evaporating technique. Visible electroluminescence (EL) from the semitransparent Au film/(nanoscale Ge/nanoscale SiO2) SL/p-Si structures was observed when the forward bias exceeded 5 V, and their EL power efficiencies were significantly higher than that of a semitransparent Au film/nanoscale Ge particles embedded SiO2 film/p-Si structure. The effects of thicknesses of nanoscale Ge layers in the SLs and of annealing temperatures on the EL were studied. It is found that the intensity and position of the major EL peak being located in a range of 640-680 nm vary synchronously, while the EL shoulder around 520 nm remains unchanged in wavelength with increasing Ge layer thickness. The results strongly support the viewpoint that EL originates from the luminescence centers in the SiO2 layers. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.

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