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Enhanced electroluminescence using Ta₂O₅/ZnO/HfO₂ asymmetric double heterostructure in ZnO/GaN-based light emitting
Abstract:
ZnO/GaN-based light-emitting diodes (LEDs) with improved asymmetric double heterostructure of Ta₂O₅/ZnO/HfO₂ have been fabricated. Electroluminescence (EL) performance has been enhanced by the HfO₂ electron blocking layer and further improved by continuing inserting the Ta₂O₅ hole blocking layer. The origins of the emission have been identified, which indicated that the Ta₂O₅/ZnO/HfO₂ asymmetric structure could more effectively confine carriers in the active i-ZnO layer and meanwhile suppresses of radiation from GaN. This device exhibits superior stability in long-time running. It's hoped that the asymmetric double heterostructure may be helpful for the development of the future ZnO-based LEDs.
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