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Gamma Irradiation and Annealing Effects in Nitrogen-Doped GaAs1-xPx Green and Yellow Light-Emitting Diodes
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1972
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Annealing EffectsEngineeringOptoelectronic DevicesCarrier LifetimeLuminescence PropertySemiconductorsPhotodetectorsLight-emitting DiodesGreen DiodesCompound SemiconductorElectrical EngineeringPhotoluminescenceOptoelectronic MaterialsNew Lighting TechnologySolid-state LightingApplied PhysicsGamma IrradiationYellow DiodesNitrogen-doped Gaas1-xpx GreenOptoelectronics
Irradiation of GaP (green) and GaAs.1P.9(yellow) light-emitting diodes from a 60Co source results in a decrease in quantum efficiency, peak spectral intensity, brightness and carrier lifetime of the respective devices. Damage constants expressed in terms of absorbed dose are Kιo = 4×10-8 rad(Si)-1 for the green diodes and Kιo = 3×10-8 rads(Si)-1 for the yellow diodes. Following isochronal annealing to 500°C the efficiency, lifetime, and peak spectral intensity recover to 75 percent of their respective initial values. Recovery is noted to start at 250°C.
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