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Graphene/ZnO Nanowire/p-GaN Vertical Junction for a High-Performance Nanoscale Light Source.


ABSTRACT: We report on a high-brightness ultraviolet (UV) nanoscale light source. The light emission diodes are constructed with graphene/ZnO nanowire/p-GaN vertical junctions, which exhibit strong UV electroluminescence (EL) emissions centered at a wavelength of 397 nm at one end of the ZnO nanowire. Compared to the horizontal heterojunction, the vertical junction based on the ZnO nanowire increases the interface area of the heterojunction along with a high-quality interface, thus making the device robust under a large excitation current. In this structure, transparent flexible graphene is used as the top electrode, which can effectively improve performance by increasing the carrier injection area. Moreover, by analyzing the relationship between the integrated light intensity and applied bias, a superlinear dependency with a slope of 3.99 is observed, which means high electrical-to-optical conversion efficiency. Three electron-hole irradiation recombination processes are distinguished according to the EL emission spectra.

SUBMITTER: Lin F 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7057675 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Graphene/ZnO Nanowire/p-GaN Vertical Junction for a High-Performance Nanoscale Light Source.

Lin Fang F   Liao Xin X   Liu Chuan-Pu CP   Zhang Zhen-Sheng ZS   Liu Song S   Yu Dapeng D   Liao Zhi-Min ZM  

ACS omega 20200221 8


We report on a high-brightness ultraviolet (UV) nanoscale light source. The light emission diodes are constructed with graphene/ZnO nanowire/p-GaN vertical junctions, which exhibit strong UV electroluminescence (EL) emissions centered at a wavelength of 397 nm at one end of the ZnO nanowire. Compared to the horizontal heterojunction, the vertical junction based on the ZnO nanowire increases the interface area of the heterojunction along with a high-quality interface, thus making the device robus  ...[more]

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