Degradation of GaAs_<0.9>P_<0.1> LED's Operating at High Current Densities
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Degradation of GaAs_<0.9>P_<0.1> LED's under high stress current densities(≩0.8kA/cm^2)are studied for optical fiber communication systems.The degradation modes are divided into two categories:initial rapid degradation and long term degradation.The former corresponds to the formation of dark spot defects(DSD's), <110>and<100>oriented dark line defects(DLD's).Among them frequent of<110>DLD's due to internal stress present in the GaAs-GaAs_<0.9>P_<0.1>epitaxial structure is typical of these LED's.The latter is characterized by formation of nonradiative recombination centers near the P-N junction.At this stage of degradation DSD's and DLD's show little change in their size and shape, and the gradient of the ionized impurity distribution near the P-N junction decreases, which implies that ionized impurities are transferred to the junction, where they are accumulated and precipitated, contributing to the formation of nonradiative centers.
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- 1978-08-05
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