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Spontaneous emission enhancement in micropatterned GaN

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Summary:With two interfering pulses from the fourth harmonic of a Nd–YAG laser we burnt a periodic lattice structure into the surface of GaN thin films. The lattice period of this permanent grating could be controlled between less than one and several tens of microns. Above the decomposition threshold, nitrogen evades from the sample surface, and the residual metallic gallium accumulates in the form of tiny droplets at the surfaces. The patterned structure shows structural similarities with microcavities. The question arises if the residual metallic gallium may act as a partially reflecting mirror. To test this hypothesis, we studied the steady-state and transient photoluminescence through the modulation of light emerging from the ubiquitous broad “yellow” photoluminescence band. The microlattice is evidenced by energy-equidistant spontaneous emission enhancement peaks in the steady-state photoluminescence spectra. We suggest that the partial reflection due to the residual metallic gallium leads to the observed enhancement effect.
Main Authors:Niehus, M.
Other Authors:Sanguino, P.; Monteiro, T.; Soares, M.J.; Schwarz, R.
Subject:GaN thin films Periodic lattice structure Optical properties
Year:2004
Country:Portugal
Document type:article
Access type:restricted access
Associated institution:Universidade de Aveiro
Language:English
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Optical properties
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Periodic lattice structure
Optical properties
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description With two interfering pulses from the fourth harmonic of a Nd–YAG laser we burnt a periodic lattice structure into the surface of GaN thin films. The lattice period of this permanent grating could be controlled between less than one and several tens of microns. Above the decomposition threshold, nitrogen evades from the sample surface, and the residual metallic gallium accumulates in the form of tiny droplets at the surfaces. The patterned structure shows structural similarities with microcavities. The question arises if the residual metallic gallium may act as a partially reflecting mirror. To test this hypothesis, we studied the steady-state and transient photoluminescence through the modulation of light emerging from the ubiquitous broad “yellow” photoluminescence band. The microlattice is evidenced by energy-equidistant spontaneous emission enhancement peaks in the steady-state photoluminescence spectra. We suggest that the partial reflection due to the residual metallic gallium leads to the observed enhancement effect.
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spellingShingle Spontaneous emission enhancement in micropatterned GaN
Niehus, M.
GaN thin films
Periodic lattice structure
Optical properties
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv GaN thin films
Periodic lattice structure
Optical properties
title Spontaneous emission enhancement in micropatterned GaN
title_full Spontaneous emission enhancement in micropatterned GaN
title_fullStr Spontaneous emission enhancement in micropatterned GaN
title_full_unstemmed Spontaneous emission enhancement in micropatterned GaN
title_short Spontaneous emission enhancement in micropatterned GaN
title_sort Spontaneous emission enhancement in micropatterned GaN
topic GaN thin films
Periodic lattice structure
Optical properties
topic_facet GaN thin films
Periodic lattice structure
Optical properties
url http://hdl.handle.net/10773/6152
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