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Title: Visible luminescence from porous silicon


1
Visible luminescence from porous silicon
  • Samad bazargan
  • Sharif University of TechnologyDepartment of
    Physics

May 31,2003
2
Porous Silicon
  • Anodizing Electrochemically or Chemically in an

    HF-containing electrolyte
  • 1) Stain etching 2) Anodization

3
Properties of Porous Silicon
  • Photoluminescence
  • Half width of luminescence band can be
    appreciably narrower than band width of device
    quality (0.1 ev).(4)
  • Etching time and concentration

Such band-gap luminescence is not
consequence of alloying effect but quantum size
effect(4)
Increasing porosity and decreasing size with
more time and concentration
4
  • Excitation energy

Photons with higher energy excite thinner wires
There is a size distribution
5
  • n-type or p-type wire sizes
  • Passivation of surface recombination centers
    increases PL intensity

Oxidation Being hydrated
Deposition of Nitride(5)
6
  • Visible Electroluminescence
  • Electric current make Si glow Red
  • Substitute for Costly GaAs in LEDs
  • Power efficiency of 0.1 but external quantum
    efficiency of more than 1 because of their high
    turn on voltage

7
  • Increasing external quantum efficiency(?ext) of
    PS LEDs
  • ?ext a ?int ?inj ?extract
  • ?int for PS is relatively high( about 10)
  • For increasing ?inj n type is being used
  • ?extract depend on geometry and refractive index
    of system

8
  • PS is still research concern of scientists and
    engineers because of wide and interesting
    applications of it, such as
  • Biosensors and Gas Sensors
  • Nanocrystalline, porous silicon as the basis for
    economical flat displays(6)

Because of its good sensitivity and very large
surface
9
  • References
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    iew.html.
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    Solid State Communications, Vol103,No. 3,pp.
    155-160(1997).
  • L. T. Canham, Appl. Phys. Lett. 57, 1046 (1990).
  • Daami,A., Bermond,G., Stalmans,L., Poortmans,J.,
    Journal of Luminescence 80169-172(1999).
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