Del 87 - European Materials Research Society Symposia Proceedings
Nitrides and Related Wide Band Gap Materials
Inbunden, Engelska, 1999
Av A. Hangleiter, J.-Y. Duboz, K. Kishino, F.A. Ponce, Germany) Hangleiter, A. (Optoelectronics Group, University of Stuttgart, France) Duboz, J.-Y. (Central Research Laboratory, Thomson-CSF, Orsay, Japan) Kishino, K. (Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Sophia University, Tokyo, USA) Ponce, F.A. (Xerox Parc, Palo Alto. CA
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Contributions covered the areas of hetero-epitaxy, bulk growth, structural, electrical and optical characterisation and device fabrication. Researchers from about 20 different countries presented their work at this symposium. Naturally, most papers were from within Europe (Germany, France, Russia and the United Kingdom) but there was also a remarkable number of contributions from overseas (USA, Japan and Korea.)
For about 5 years now, semiconducting group-III nitrides have attracted an enormous level of research activity all over the world. Essentially this was triggered by the breakthroughs achieved by Shuji Nakamura and his group in Japan, who succeeded in making highly efficient blue, green and yellow light emitting diodes as well as violet laser diodes based on A1GaInN. Since then, intensive research related to material growth, device development, as well as to the fundamental properties of these materials is being carried out.
The outstanding contribution of Shuji Nakamura to this field was underlined by his plenary lecture during this E-MRS meeting. He presented his most recent progress towards amber LED's and long-lived violet laser diodes.
Contributions covered the areas of hetero-epitaxy, bulk growth, structural, electrical and optical characterisation and device fabrication. Researchers from about 20 different countries presented their work at this symposium. Naturally, most papers were from within Europe (Germany, France, Russia and the United Kingdom) but there was also a remarkable number of contributions from overseas (USA, Japan and Korea.)
For about 5 years now, semiconducting group-III nitrides have attracted an enormous level of research activity all over the world. Essentially this was triggered by the breakthroughs achieved by Shuji Nakamura and his group in Japan, who succeeded in making highly efficient blue, green and yellow light emitting diodes as well as violet laser diodes based on A1GaInN. Since then, intensive research related to material growth, device development, as well as to the fundamental properties of these materials is being carried out.
The outstanding contribution of Shuji Nakamura to this field was underlined by his plenary lecture during this E-MRS meeting. He presented his most recent progress towards amber LED's and long-lived violet laser diodes.
Produktinformation
- Utgivningsdatum1999-08-11
- Mått175 x 245 x 0 mm
- Vikt1 060 g
- FormatInbunden
- SpråkEngelska
- SerieEuropean Materials Research Society Symposia Proceedings
- Antal sidor432
- FörlagElsevier Science
- ISBN9780080436159