交流白光與電壓調色非晶質薄膜發光二極體的研製

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交流白光與電壓調色非晶質薄膜發光二極體的研製
(Studies of Alternating-Current and Voltage-Tunable Amorphous Thin-Film Light-Emitting Diodes)

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本論文首先探討在n型矽晶圓上製作具二氧化矽隔離之非晶碳化矽氫薄膜發光二極體，此元件在注入電流密度為490 mA/cm2時的發光亮度為855 cd/m2，其電激發光光譜峰值約在610至680 nm。再者，同時利用非晶碳化矽氫與非晶氮化矽氫薄膜製作之薄膜發光二極體，其電激發光光譜峰值可利用電壓加以調變。
第二部份是將傳統pin薄膜發光二極體中之p與n層去除，利用頗為對稱之結構製作可在直流或交流電源下操作的非晶碳化矽氫薄膜發光二極體，此元件的發光強度會隨交流電源頻率而改變，此現象可利用一等效電路加以解釋。另外，也分別探討利用非晶碳氫與非晶氮化矽氫薄膜為發光層之交流白光非晶質薄膜發光二極體的特性，發現利用氫氣電漿處理可以非常有效的提昇元件特性。

摘要(英)

In this dissertation, first, the feasibility of developing visible light-emitting devices on n-type c-Si substrate with the SiO2-isolated structure had been demonstrated. This i-a-SiC:H based thin-film LED (TFLED) revealed a brightness of 855 cd/m2 at an injection current density of 490 mA/cm2, a broad electroluminescence (EL) peak with wavelength ranging from 610 to 680 nm, and a full-width at half maximum (FWHM) of 205 nm at an applied voltage of 15 V. Then, the voltage-tunable i-a-SiC:H/i-a-SiN:H p-i-n TFLEDs with SiO2-isolation on c-Si has been proposed and fabricated. Its EL peak wavelength exhibited blue-shift from 655 to 565 nm with applied voltage increasing from 15 to 19 V, but the EL peak wavelength was red-shifted from 565 to 670 nm with further increase of voltage from 19 to 23 V. By comparing with the EL spectra of TFLEDs having an i-a-SiC:H or an i-a-SiN:H luminescent layer only, this voltage-tunable characteristic could be due to voltage-dependent EL contributions from radiative transitions in the i-a-SiC:H layer, i-a-SiN:H layer and i-SiC:H/p-SiC:H junction, respectively.
Also, by discarding the traditional n- and p- layers of a dc-operated p-i-n TFLED, the nearly symmetrical a-SiC:H TFLEDs fabricated on ITO(indium-tin-oxide)-coated glass substrate and exhibiting EL under either a DC (positive or negative) bias or an ac voltage have been demonstrated. The EL intensity of this alternating-current TFLED (ACTFLED) would vary with the frequency of applied ac bias. The EL intensity of this ACTFLED increased with the frequency up to 500 kHz and then decreased rapidly and became very weak as the frequency increased to about 1 MHz. A model based on the equivalent circuit has been proposed to explain this frequency-dependent EL behavior. At the same time, the contact behavior between the employed metal electrode and amorphous film was also investigated in this study. Furthermore, by employing the very thin i-a-C:H or i-a-SiN:H film as the luminescent layers, the ACTFLEDs could emit white light. The EL spectra of the alternating-current white TFLEDs (ACW-TFLEDs) had peak wavelength ranging from 505 to 530 nm and broad FWHM ranging from 240 to 260 nm under either DC forward or reverse bias, or the sinusoidal AC voltage. These devices revealed the brightnesses about 800 (500) cd/m2 under DC forward (reverse) bias at an injection current density of 600 mA/cm2 with the i-a-C:H film as the luminescent layer, and about 170 (168) cd/m2 at an injection current density of 100 mA/cm2 with the i-a-SiN:H film as the luminescent layer, respectively. In addition, it was found that in-situ hydrogen plasma treatment was a very effective way to improve the optoelectronic characteristics of these devices, such as increasing the EL intensity, reducing threshold voltage and broadening the FWHM of the EL spectrum. However, its EL spectrum would be red-shifted with the increased AC frequency. This phenomenon could be due to the carrier recombination occur mainly in the composition-graded (CG) i-a-SiC:H or i-a-SiN:H layer and emit light of longer wavelength when the AC frequency was increased.

關鍵字(中)

★ 非晶矽
★ 交流
★ 電壓調色
★ 薄膜發光二極體

關鍵字(英)

★ amorphous silicon
★ voltage-tunable
★ thin-film light-emitting diodes
★ alternating-current

論文目次

Abstract I
Figure captions V
Table captions VIII
Chapter 1. Introduction 1
Chapter 2. SiO2-isolated visible amorphous thin-film LED fabricated on crystalline silicon substrate 5
2-1 Device fabrication 5
2-2 Results and discussions 11
2-3 Summary 17
Chapter 3. Voltage-tunable SiO2-isolated a-SiC:H and/or a-SiN:H p-i-n thin-film LEDs fabricated on c-Si 18
3-1 Device fabrication 18
3-2 Results and discussions 21
3-2.1 B-V and J-V curves 21
3-2.2 EL spectra 24
3-2.3 Effects of annealing 30
3-3 Summary 40
Chapter 4. Alternating-current hydrogenated amorphous silicon carbide thin-film light-emitting diodes 43
4-1 Device fabrication
4-2 Results and discussions 43
4-2.1 B-V and J-V curves 43
4-2.2 EL spectra 49
4-3 Summary 56
Chapter 5. Alternating-current white thin-film light-emitting diodes based-on hydrogenated amorphous carbon layer 57
5-1 Device fabrication 57
5-2 Results and discussions 57
5-3 Summary 71
Chapter 6. Optoelectronic characteristics of alternating-current white thin-film light-emitting diodes based on hydrogenated amorphous silicon nitride film 73
6-1 Device fabrication
6-2 Results and discussions 73
6-2.1 J-V and J-B characteristics 73
6-2.2 Current-conduction mechanism 79
6-2.3 EL spectra 82
6-2.4 Effects of H2-plasma treatment 85
6-2.5 Stability 85
6-3 Summary 88
Chapter 7. Conclusion and future works 89
References 91
Biography 99
Publication list 100

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