Strong nonradiative energy transfer from the nanopillars of quantum wells to quantum dots: Efficient excitonic color conversion for light emitting diodes
Date
2012Source Title
Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics 2012
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Optical Society of America
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English
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Efficient nonradiative energy transfer is observed from nanopillars of InGaN/GaN quantum wells to colloidal CdSe/ZnS quantum dots up to 83% efficiency. Nanostructured architecture is shown to promote excitonic color conversion for LED applications. © OSA 2012.
Keywords
CdSe/ZnS quantum dotsColor conversions
InGaN/GaN quantum well
Nano-structured
Nanopillars
Nonradiative energy transfer
Energy transfer
Nanostructures
Semiconductor quantum dots
Semiconductor quantum wells
Light emitting diodes
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